T-Mobile GSM dial-up clarification

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ZnU - 18 Aug 2003 05:08 GMT

How is GSM dial-up billed on T-Mobile's network? Is it just like voice?
My primary interest is in whether I'm going to get a nasty surprise if I
use it indiscriminately during my free nights and weekends.

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Michael Pronay - 18 Aug 2003 09:58 GMT

> How is GSM dial-up billed on T-Mobile's network? Is it just like
> voice? My primary interest is in whether I'm going to get a
> nasty surprise if I use it indiscriminately during my free
> nights and weekends.

Which T-Mobile network? They have networks around the globe, you
know, and each with a multitude of different tariff plans.

How about asking the hotline?

M.

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crash - 18 Aug 2003 12:03 GMT

i assume you mean csd dial up then yes. it gets deducted from your
minutes during peak and unlimited nights and weekends. i used it alot
until they came out with unlimited data.

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eMeL - 18 Aug 2003 13:36 GMT

> i assume you mean csd dial up then yes. it gets deducted from your
> minutes during peak and unlimited nights and weekends. i used it alot
> until they came out with unlimited data.

Huh? It does..?
I dial up my ISP quite often using my free weekends/evenings and all these calls are
included in the bucket of free weekend/off peak minutes...

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The Man - 18 Aug 2003 14:00 GMT

> > i assume you mean csd dial up then yes. it gets deducted from your
> > minutes during peak and unlimited nights and weekends. i used it alot
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> I dial up my ISP quite often using my free weekends/evenings and all these calls are
> included in the bucket of free weekend/off peak minutes...

Thats what he just said.

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JRK - 21 Aug 2003 05:37 GMT

> > > i assume you mean csd dial up then yes. it gets deducted from your
> > > minutes during peak and unlimited nights and weekends. i used it alot
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>
> Thats what he just said.

No he didn't.

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