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Calling Rates Haiti Now 5 Cents More Per Minute: How Often Will You Call?

Did you know? - As of yesterday, June 15 2011, all calls to Haiti went up 5 cents more PER MINUTE. Will you spend MORE money to call Haiti or will you talk LESS?
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It's for a good cause, it's for education!

Price Floor on incoming call rates to Haiti!

A price floor is a government-imposed limit on how low a price can be charged for a product or service.

The minimum tariff for calls to Haiti (The price floor) is 23 cents per minute that means the phone companies cannot legally offer you a better rate even if they wanted to...

From that minimum rate, 5 cents will be taken out and deposited to the Haiti National Fund for Education.

The danger of Price flooring...

With the minimum price set by the government, that limits price wars... You see??? When companies compete for your money, you win...

Question...

Now that the price of a minute of talk-time to Haiti has gone UP, are you planning to spend more to talk more OR... will be you keep your conversations short and sweet?

Will you spend MORE money to call Haiti or will you talk LESS?

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Maria says...

Mwen la pou temwaye sa gwo chantye òtograf sa a te fè pou mwen. Mwen pa janm kwè nan jete eple, jouk lè mwen te tante eseye more »

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Escie says...

any people with good mind that think about the 5 cent per minutes will object to it.acctually I use the direct contact from my cell phone where more »

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Grenadye16 says...

It does not matter for me how much will the call cost. My question is: how will I know how much money they gain? I mean more »

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William says...

Je trouve qu'il vaille la peine que je laisse mon mot concernant cela. Ma femme reste en Haiti et je lui parle environ 11h00 par semaine via le more »

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Richelle says...

Good point,He should tax the wealthy first then 5 cents thing later.We support haiti more than the so-called wealthy,they are bunch of crook why more »

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Vicnere says...

i my name is vicnere in washington state i love to suport this programs so here's my concern is that last week my wufe macke a call sando more »

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Harold Fleurine says...

This is the first time I can see something great begin in other to help my country,it is a verry good programme I like it 5 cent for me no a more »

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Ddesir says...

I have no problem giving five cents per call especially foe a good cause, however I never heard the president stated how he's going to tax more »

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Sergo Jean says...

I will call Haiti le prezidan Micky voye ide fond pou education an devan palman poul ka vinn loi epi pou loi di cleman kisa yap fe avec yon more »

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Myrtho says...

I think people will still call Haiti regardless of the 5 cents increase,specially if it is for education.I spent more than five cents a day on more »

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