Sign up campaign against Norwegian iPhone plans
Jul 2nd, 2008 - 1 Comment »
iPhone is set to launch in Norway July 11 like the other country’s in the first roll out. A company called TeliaSonera is the cell phone provider who got the contract in the Scandinavian country’s and Netcom is the Norwegian branch of that company.
Our sign up campaign reach out against the poor data caps included in the iTalk plans.
The Norwegian plans are:
- 100MB/100 SMS/100 minutes for US$80
- 250MB/250 SMS/250 minutes for US$140
- 1GB/1000 SMS/1000 minutes for US$220
We have 800+ sign ups in our campaign atm. Good numbers for a phone in a little country.
fri-iphone.org is a collaboration project with Bjørn at rowplace.com
Update: Netcom heard the voice of 3701 Norwegians. They now have a 4. plan caled iConnect with free use of data for US$100 a month.
