Sorry, I meant to type FORMERLY!
> Does Cingular charge to receive text messages? I was formerally on AT&T
> and they only charged to send text messages. I was just wondering if
> Cingular charges to send & receive or just send. Thanks
wirelessjuan@yahoo.com - 18 Jun 2005 18:31 GMT
> Sorry, I meant to type FORMERLY!
> > Does Cingular charge to receive text messages? I was formerally on AT&T
> > and they only charged to send text messages. I was just wondering if
> > Cingular charges to send & receive or just send. Thanks
Cingular charges for outgoing and incoming text and picture messages
unless you have a text or pic plan then they will count against that
plans bucket of messages.
> Does Cingular charge to receive text messages? I was formerally on AT&T
> and they only charged to send text messages. I was just wondering if
> Cingular charges to send & receive or just send. Thanks
I remained on my ATTWS plan and I still receive messages for free. My
understanding is that Cingular will not offer free incoming messages if
ATTWS customers eventually "upgrade" to Cingular plans.
When I'm ready to upgrade, it will be with Verizon, who already provides me
with all of my other communications services.
"Cingular--Raising The Bar. Raising Your Prices!"
Ric Kaysen - 20 Jun 2005 23:45 GMT
>> Does Cingular charge to receive text messages? I was formerally on AT&T
>> and they only charged to send text messages. I was just wondering if
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> "Cingular--Raising The Bar. Raising Your Prices!"
Can you think of a more elegantly deceptive way to charge twice for the same
service?
Fred - 21 Jun 2005 07:47 GMT
No different than counting incoming and outgoing phone minutes is it?
Fred
> >> Does Cingular charge to receive text messages? I was formerally on AT&T
> >> and they only charged to send text messages. I was just wondering if
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> Can you think of a more elegantly deceptive way to charge twice for the same
> service?
Kevbert - 21 Jun 2005 08:28 GMT
Fred Wrote:
> No different than counting incoming and outgoing phone minutes is it?
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That's a rip off. If that happen in Europe, the regulator would fin
the network provider rather a lot of dough. The regulator has alread
reduced roaming termination charges when travelling abroad. We onl
pay for incomming and outgoing calls (voice, sms, mms) when roaming.
Don't you have a regulator for that (FCC???)
Cheers
Kevber
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Kevbert
Fred - 22 Jun 2005 03:53 GMT
Yea and if they dared to charge for incoming calls in Europe... News
Flash: This isn't Europe.
Fred
> Fred Wrote:
> > No different than counting incoming and outgoing phone minutes is it?
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> Kevbert
Joseph - 21 Jun 2005 08:18 GMT
>When I'm ready to upgrade, it will be with Verizon, who already provides me
>with all of my other communications services.
>
>"Cingular--Raising The Bar. Raising Your Prices!"
You evidently didn't see that Verizon is raising their text message
costs in August. Enjoy your discount for another month.
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