Hello,
I don't have precise numbers, but working for a company which works in
SMS premium services.
What are the revenues coming from ?
A lot from ringtones and logos, coming from MO and MTR fees ( overbilled
SMS =3D 4x to 10x the price of a classic SMS, MO =3D paying for sending =
,
MTR =3D paying for receiving ). Other services exists ( contests, chat,
dating, etc..)
Reverse billing on WAP ( news, java games, ringtones, etc..)
And now the new golden chicken : MMS.
MMS is launch in most of European countries, 2-3 month free, but after
0,50 euros for MMS ( up to 15ko ), and 0,15 euros ( below 15ko)
Classic SMS are very profitable for operators. In Europe thousands of
billions SMS are send every month. ( like mobile mail in Japan ) and a
SMS cost 0,15 euros.=20
See you
Manu
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Hello everyone,
this article (http://www.europemedia.net/shownews.asp?ArticleID=3D14185)
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that the market for mobile services in europe in 2002 will be 1.65
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euros of which 39% of this market is represented by ringing tones and=20
screen savers. I assume these mobile services refer to the SMS market.
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anyone have better numbers?
jeff funk
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