Word: pay-as-you-go
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...moment, only U.K. customers can use the service, which is available through the country's four largest mobile network operators-Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and O2, who tack the charge onto your monthly bill or deduct it from your pay-as-you-go credit. But the firm plans to roll out AQA in South Africa, Australia and either France or Germany early next year, followed by other countries including...
...knock that down to about two minutes. At the moment, only U.K. customers can use the service, which is available through the country's four largest mobile network operators - Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and O2, who tack the charge onto your monthly bill or deduct it from your pay-as-you-go credit. But the firm plans to roll out AQA in South Africa, Australia and either France or Germany early next year, followed by other countries including the U.S. What's the most common query for the two-month-old service? "'What is the meaning of life?' is quite...
...Presidential candidates, because there are few things a commander-in-chief can do to fix a sluggish economy, and none of them are bold. When Iraqi Shi?ites are openly rebelling and Condi Rice is testifying before the 9/11 commission, Kerry?s four-point plan to reenact pay-as-you-go budget rules is not going to set the world on fire...
...have put forward a realistic and responsible plan to get our fiscal house in order: ask those at the top and big corporations to pay more of their fair share, cap discretionary spending at the rate of inflation, return to pay-as-you-go budgeting, eliminate wasteful duplication in our bureaucracy, crack down on corporate welfare and phase in new spending as we can afford...
MCKELVEY: Let's give President Bush Sr. the credit that he deserves for the famous reneging of the no-new-taxes pledge. We got a fairly good system that worked through most of the '90s in the pay-as-you-go discretionary caps. My first suggestion would be that maybe his son could borrow that page out of his book. Occasionally we need political judgments that might require an increase in taxes...