Can anyone figure out Wireless Plans? Who's really getting the deal?





“The whole pricing thing is weird,” said Barry Nalebuff, an economics professor at the Yale School of Management. “You pay $60 to make your first phone call. Your next 1,000 minutes are free. Then the minute after that costs 35 cents.”


“You give people a really good bargain on this bucket of minutes,”...

1. Carriers Overcharge For Service

2. You're a global laggard in new technologies

3. Handset discounts are a shell game, not a 'subsidy

4. You seek new ways to get money for nothing

5. You want to lock me in

6. You aggressively oppose net neutrality

7. You want to lock out competition

8. Your solution to public...