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To: LarsA who wrote (53007)	6/30/2006 11:01:26 PM
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India but that peculiar experience didn´t tell me why they prefer GSM When Reliance actually started with CDMA, in the enthusiasm for going all out, it made huge mistakes in billings via complicated plans. There were so many complaints in India that when someone says Reliance (even today) phone, they hate it. Indian public has not favoured GSM just like that, but indirectly they opted for GSM operators who do not have the issues. One other thing is certainly SIM card. If you do poll in India, I bet 90% of the people do not not what technology in their phone. Ofcourse Indian public has little fascination for Nokia phones, but late LG and Samsung are going all out there with all consumer items there by creating a branding.

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