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Going by numerous user complaints, House Minority Leader Sonny Belmonte was
right to question the new 10-percent tax on cellphones with no impositions on
phone companies to improve services.

A common complaint is the voice-mail racket. Callers pay to leave voice
messages on subscribers' cellphones. Then, subscribers are charged for
accessing the messages. To make things worse, cellphone companies alert
subscribers about urgent messages -- then charge them for the call.

Some cellphone firms install voice-mail features in SIM cards of supposedly
cheap but modern units.
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phone companies to improve services.

A common complaint is the voice-mail racket. Callers pay to leave voice
messages on subscribers' cellphones. Then, subscribers are charged for
accessing the messages. To make things worse, cellphone companies alert
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Drug prices hinge on SEC cases - Gotcha

By Jarius Bondoc | April 15, 2000 - 12:00am

Going by numerous user complaints, House Minority Leader Sonny Belmonte was right to question the new 10-percent tax on cellphones with no impositions on phone companies to improve services. A common complaint...

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