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2009-12-30
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2009-12-30
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@ Toronto, Canada
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You mean 500MB - I live in Canada, no provider gives you more than 5GB for a flat fee. 500MB is more typical.
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@ Toronto, Canada
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Get a router at home.
Search for wlan in the city, it's full of them.
I have 200MB monthly and the phone for about 10 days, so far 26dn/2.6up