| Whether that will take off in a market dominated by pay-as-you-go models is questionable. |
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| This prepaid service is marketed on a pay-as-you-go basis, without an bill or subscription, and can be considered as a prepaid mobile service. |
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| I'm currently using a dumbphone with a pay-as-you-go carrier and would like to switch to a pay-as-you-go smartphone. |
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| He described using burner pay-as-you-go phones, that were destroyed after a few months to ensure their use could not be traced. |
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| Also, in an attempt to curb costs, we have our children on pay-as-you-go mobiles rather than account phones. |
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| London Mayor Boris Johnson is very proud of his pay-as-you-go rental bicycles installed all over London. |
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| People accessing the Net outside these hours will be charged on a pay-as-you-go basis. |
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| Software needed for this pay-as-you-go service can be ordered or downloaded free of charge. |
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| But in rural areas, fewer than a quarter of households have a fixed line phone, so pay-as-you-go mobiles could be attractive. |
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| The old pay-as-you-go schemes still cover about 4 million government employees, from teachers to central bank analysts. |
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| More clubs will offer pay-as-you-go pricing to their members in lieu of the usual three-year contracts. |
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| The company has 12.4 million customers, the vast majority of whom use pay-as-you-go services. |
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| The program will be launched amid growing concern about the viability of Russia's pay-as-you-go pension system. |
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| In pay-as-you-go state pension schemes, this creates a severe financial crunch. |
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| The current pay-as-you-go system is fundamentally unsound whether or not it's in actuarial balance. |
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| Today it was Sydney drivers who were being corralled into paying yet another toll, with the opening of the city's newest pay-as-you-go tunnel. |
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| What private accounts can do, but the pay-as-you-go system can't, is grow the pot of money available for people to retire on. |
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| In the UK this is precisely the reason that pay-as-you-go phones became so huge. |
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| The overwhelming majority of the pay-as-you-go customers dial in less than once a month and generate little if any revenue. |
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| The Directive applies regardless of whether the supplementary pension scheme is based on funding, pay-as-you-go schemes or book reserves. |
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| This may involve an appropriate balance between funded and pay-as-you-go systems. |
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| As an example, they often use pay-as-you-go cellphones as a means of avoiding police wiretaps, changing them frequently. |
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| In most countries, delaying retirement and staying longer in the workforce can go a long way towards keeping pay-as-you-go systems viable. |
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| Public pension systems in Europe are mostly based on the pay-as-you-go principle. |
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| Hers was a pay-as-you-go family, she said. |
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| Plans include a common way in which to top up pay-as-you-go handsets. |
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| As to mobiles, I have a three-year-old cheapo pay-as-you-go that doesn't take pictures or show videos, which, I realise, makes me hideously unfashionable. |
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| This pay-as-you-go system will suit casual chatters better than heavy ones, who may prefer the unlimited landline calls offered, for a monthly fee, by rival networks. |
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| His troops are trying to convert customers to a pay-as-you-go utility model where IBM turns on the processing power and customers are billed based on how much they use. |
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| In Germany, for example, the creation of a second pillar of the pension system, which is not pay-as-you-go but based on capital markets, will give a quite strong impetus to these markets. |
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| On pay-as-you-go, it's something that we're going to have to have a further discussion on, obviously,'' Palmer said. |
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| Even with rising tax rates and declining returns, pay-as-you-go systems throughout the advanced nations are heading toward financial collapse. |
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| In every country, those pay-as-you-go systems are heading toward total disaster. |
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| You can purchase connections on an as-needed, pay-as-you-go basis. |
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| While service has been available for the past five years, there was a pay-as-you-go fee or a subscription fee that was charged to all users in order to pay for the infrastructure that was provided by a wireless supplier. |
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| To ensure the sustainability of the pension system, the pension age has been increased, and a gradual transformation of the current pay-as-you-go system to a funded system has been initiated. |
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| This is a pay-as-you-go system and will incorporate friendly credit. |
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| He concludes that there are less arguments and even less room for funded private pensions and more arguments for a rediscovered pay-as-you-go pension system. |
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| However, these rates are expected to hold steady at 9.95 percent after 2003 instead of rising to the earlier-scheduled 14.2 percent under pay-as-you-go financing. |
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| The reformed pay-as-you-go public pension system is the so-called notional defined contribution scheme that imitates the accrued assets in individual investment pension accounts. |
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| Utility computing is a pay-as-you-go model frequently likened to the electric industry. |
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| Pay-as-you-go uses two-way settlement of credit events which attempts to better mirror economics of cash instruments. |
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