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That's what separates the thinkers from the unthinking.Originally posted by One-WayAchkerov kute.Comment
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I'm a thinker. And a drinker. Fool.Comment
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Why not pay attention to the lecture instead?
If you're not under contract, call them and cancel. They'll happily remove the excess charge in order to keep you as a costumer. And add an unlimited text messaging plan to your phone, it'll probably only be $5 more than what you're already paying.
If you go this route, be ready to port your number to a different carrier.Comment
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how come if someone else calls your phone or messages you, you get billed for it? In Australia, you only pay for your calls and messages. If other message or call, you don't get charged for it.Comment
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Exactly Crissy, and why do you wanna come to America again? Lol.
Unlimited text messages is $5-$10 a month, but it's only to other Verizon users. I'll see what I end up doing.Originally posted by dddComment
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Who said I was planning on having a cell phone when I come to US hehehehe. I am only coming for a few months anyways, should be all good
Once you do your research tell me which phone or company I should be with when I come to the US.
By the way, do you guys have pre paid accounts? Like over here, we have pre paid cards for cell phones, where you pay $49 per re charge and you can have up to $500 worth of calls, text etc.Comment
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Can't you just request that you not receive text msgs at all?Originally posted by One-Way
If you end up switching you can do what I do... get nextel's unlimited incoming and let others call you
[COLOR=#4b0082][B][SIZE=4][FONT=trebuchet ms]“If you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.”
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