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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Cingular / May 2005Rollover Minutes
Is there anyplace that I can look or call to find out the amount of rollover minutes that will expire at the end of my CURRENT billing period? Singular must know the potential amount (if I don't go over my alloted time) since they will be deducting them at the end of the month if I don't use them!!!!!!!! > Is there anyplace that I can look or call to find out the amount of > rollover minutes that will expire at the end of my CURRENT billing [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > time) since they will be deducting them at the end of the month if I > don't use them!!!!!!!! > Is there anyplace that I can look or call to find out the amount of > rollover minutes that will expire at the end of my CURRENT billing [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > time) since they will be deducting them at the end of the month if I > don't use them!!!!!!!! pull out your statement from 12 months ago? > pull out your statement from 12 months ago? I think this is the best option now. Cingular used to provide a rollover matrix online but they discontinued it. > > pull out your statement from 12 months ago? > > I think this is the best option now. Cingular used to provide a rollover > matrix online but they discontinued it. Hmm... but how woudl you know that thar rollover balance has any balance from 12 months before? you might have 1200 because on 600 previous two months you didnt use phone .... or because you "saved" 10 minutes every month AP You have to work out a little matrix of your 'allowed' 'used' and 'rollover' minutes. A little Excel spreadsheet would work quite well. I personally don't bother doing that. I simply make sure that I always have about 2000 rollover minutes so I never get overage charges. When my rollover minutes get low, I increase to a higher price plan and when the rollover minutes get high, I change to a lower price plan. This way I have the luxury of talking whenever I want without having to watch my minutes. >> > pull out your statement from 12 months ago? >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > AP > You have to work out a little matrix of your 'allowed' 'used' and 'rollover' > minutes. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > > AP |
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