Ann: Placement, page-1047

NORs yearly subscription averaged over 12 months is $4.16.... this is slightly cheaper than Verizon's USD $2.99 price...

Good point about VM "not being a thing" in certain countries... I didn't know this.... And from looking into it seems to be because these countries missed the answering machine (only for the rich) and have rather large family units living at home...ie no missed calls.... quite fascinating....

Still the market is rather large.... US, Canada, UK, Europe, Aus, NZ, South Africa etc... Perhaps there will be no world domination but big enough for NOR to make a good crust...

Also, VM usage is declining but from my research 1 in 4 Optus customers still use VM regularly... And that's the dial up VM!!
So I still think VM has a big enough market and long enough lifespan for NOR to make some serious $ from it...

MTS offer VVM. If an old article I read is still valid, they licence the tech from a company called Silent Communication.... why couldn't this be NOR? So even though VM is not popular in Russia/India -- My Question, is there still money to be made? MTS have over 106m customers surely some are using VM? 2% VM usage gives more users than Spark NZ.