wireless phone charges
09-15-2010, 09:13 AM
#4
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Basically, you are both using air time so you are both being charged for it. Some companies offer in-network calling plans so that doesn't happen. You would have to check with your provider.
Otherwise, if you call a land line with your cell phone, only you will be charged for the minutes. I have a cell phone but I rarely use it and I don't give out the number so people have to call me at home.
Cell phones are convenient, but they sure are expensive!
Otherwise, if you call a land line with your cell phone, only you will be charged for the minutes. I have a cell phone but I rarely use it and I don't give out the number so people have to call me at home.
Cell phones are convenient, but they sure are expensive!
09-15-2010, 10:05 AM
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I'm pretty sure t-mobile allows you to call any other t-mobile cell phone without charging minutes to either phone. It's one reason they are very popular with college students. Most of my daughter's friends have t-mobile cells for that reason.
09-15-2010, 05:56 PM
#8
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Straight Talk Pay As You Go Cells are cheaper than we can do landline phones At 45 dollars a month everything unlimited including internet you cant beat it. We have discontinued our landline phone. For 30 dollars a month you get 1000 minutes and 1000 texts and some internet
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