"I'm sorry, sir, you can't have any more."
"But, your sign says 'all you can eat: $5!'"
"Yep, and that's all you can eat!"
It's maddening to me that these cellular plans are so complex and so
restriction-laden that it takes RESEARCH to determine what's what.
I do appreciate T-Mobile more and more: $50 for 3000 any time minutes.
$20/month for unlimited (EDGE) data. No restrictions.
Well, even that's not completely true. Turns out there is a little-known
thing called "forwarding minutes". These are minutes consumed by calls that
are forwarded from your cell phone to another line. T-Mobile gives you 500
of these (above the plan - so free), but for every forwarding minute over
those 500 you use, it's $0.35. You can't use your regular minutes for
forwarding minutes. Amazingly dumb.
But not as confusing as Verizon's and Sprint's plans....
Cheers,
Don
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bruce
Darby
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 7:15 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Treo] Re: Unlocking Cingular Treo 650
Levi,
Thanks, this is a great post! I appreciate all the research you
did.
It really bugs me that Verizon can charge me for unlimited Internet
usage and then limit my usage. Sprint is looking better all the
time.
Bruce
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