No carrier billing for U.S. Ovi Store users
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Bad news for all future Ovi users in the U.S. – Nokia has announced that U.S. customers of its Ovi Store, expected to launch this May, will not be able to pay for purchased content through their carrier bills, informs Reuters. This is odd, since as far as we knew US used to be on the list of, all in all, nine countries across the world where this was to have been made possible. Unfortunately, it now seems that the U.S. has been left out and carrier billing will be available in as many as eight countries: Australia, Italy, Germany, Russia, Spain, Singapore, Ireland and Britain. This will have a negative impact on Nokia, given the company is bound to lose a number of prospective U.S. customers.
source: Reuters
source: Reuters
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1. heavybreathing posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
There has to be some reason for this...because this is plain idiotic.
2. bebe6ora posted on 03 May 2009, 03:01 0 0
well for how many years did all the carriers ignore all nokia phones.... who cares about nokia not providing their store in the US .. they dont really have any sales here so they wont loose a bunch of cutomers. As long as they are famous in europe they are fine.
3. heavybreathing posted on 04 May 2009, 06:57 0 0
It's spelled Lose. Jesus christ EVERYONE related to phone arena uses the word loose. Anyone graduate from middleschool here?
