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Question about minute allocations

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David G. Imber - 30 Aug 2004 20:07 GMT
    I thought this had been discussed here, but couldn't find
anything in the archives. It's a fairly elementary question, so I
apologize in advance for that.

    My plan includes unlimited PCS to PCS, as well as unlimited
N&W.

    The question is: let's say I call my wife (PCS) during
"anytime" hours. Will Sprint pull the minutes from my "anytime"
allotment first, THEN from 'PCS to PCS"?

    Thanks in advance. DGI
CaptainKrunch - 30 Aug 2004 20:36 GMT
no..whenever you call another pcs to pcs person the minutes are always taken
from that unlimited pool.. I have had this option since last October...

> I thought this had been discussed here, but couldn't find
> anything in the archives. It's a fairly elementary question, so I
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>
> Thanks in advance. DGI
Bob Smith - 30 Aug 2004 20:46 GMT
> I thought this had been discussed here, but couldn't find
> anything in the archives. It's a fairly elementary question, so I
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> Thanks in advance. DGI

As long as neither of you are roaming, no charge to your AT minutes with the
PCS to PCS option.

Bob
Steve Sobol - 30 Aug 2004 20:56 GMT
>     I thought this had been discussed here, but couldn't find
> anything in the archives. It's a fairly elementary question, so I
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> "anytime" hours. Will Sprint pull the minutes from my "anytime"
> allotment first, THEN from 'PCS to PCS"?

No.

(Shades of the Verizon Mobile-To-Mobile billing questions from the past year!)

PCS-to-PCS NEVER comes out of your anytime bucket even if you still have
anytime minutes left.

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Steve Sobol - 30 Aug 2004 20:58 GMT
> PCS-to-PCS NEVER comes out of your anytime bucket even if you still have
> anytime minutes left.

I should have said, "as long as you're both on Sprint's network." Isaiah made
that point also...

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Isaiah Beard - 31 Aug 2004 15:54 GMT
>> PCS-to-PCS NEVER comes out of your anytime bucket even if you still have
>> anytime minutes left.
>
> I should have said, "as long as you're both on Sprint's network." Isaiah
> made that point also...

Bob did actually. :)  Also, PCS2PCS takes precedence over Night and Weekend
minutes (in other words, a PCS2PCS call is counted as such even during night
and weekend periods, and comes out of the PCS2PCS unlimited bucket).  This
is immaterial if you have unlimited N&W, but if you're on an older plan that
has 1000, 2000 etc minutes for N&W, then this might matter to you.
 
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