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Paul McCord - 20 May 2006 00:34 GMT

Any chance T-Mobile will come out with a plan like the Alltel My Circle?
It would be so nice to add a few numbers to the list and make unlimited
calls to those.

Just curious,
Paul
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Dan - 21 May 2006 05:17 GMT

> Any chance T-Mobile will come out with a plan like the Alltel My Circle?
> It would be so nice to add a few numbers to the list and make unlimited
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> Paul L. McCord Jr.
> http://www.paulmccord.info

I believe they are. Called "Take 5" Im not sure how long it will take
for them to launch it. If you login to my.t-mobile.com and go to
unbilled usage, it has a label called "'5' Call"
It can't be that far away then.

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Paul McCord - 22 May 2006 00:53 GMT

Hello Dan,

That would be great. Did you just stumble on this and assume or do you know
something. I did check it out but it doesn't give an explanation what the
"5' Call" meant. I hope you are right.

Paul

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>> Any chance T-Mobile will come out with a plan like the Alltel My
>> Circle? It would be so nice to add a few numbers to the list and make
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> unbilled usage, it has a label called "'5' Call"
> It can't be that far away then

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Dan - 22 May 2006 02:13 GMT

> Hello Dan,
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>> unbilled usage, it has a label called "'5' Call"
>> It can't be that far away then.

here is a link with more info. i was wrong. its "my 5"

http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=909732

T-Mobile MY 5 is a new add-on feature that is currently being tested in
San Francisco, and one other market. I believe Portland Oregon.

MY 5 will enable the user to select "5" numbers for UNLIMITED CALLS! It
doesn't matter if the number is a Home*, Office*, or Mobile* number. So
talk all you want to your friends, family, and co-workers. An additional
$10.00 charge applies for this feature.
*Callers from selected numbers will still be charged for their portion
of the call. Which may include Long Distance charges, roaming, and/or
airtime. Tax not included and applicable where available.*

MY 5 will enable users to select new numbers at anytime by logging into
www.my.t-mobile.com and selecting the feature on their Plans/Services page.
Once the number(s) is(are) changed, it(they) will become available as
unlimited calling numbers at midnight the following day selected.
For example, you change a number at 10:55PM on April 2 2007, it will go
in effect at 12:00AM April 3 2007.

Selected numbers, such as 911, 411, 611, 123 (including 1-805-MESSAGE,
and all other available T-Mobile Voicemail numbers), International
Numbers (including mobile telephone and non-US based satellite numbers),
976, 1-900, 1-500, and 1-700 numbers can not be used with this service.
Unlimited calls may not be available in selected T-Mobile GetMore™
partner roaming markets. Not available while roaming internationally.
See T-Mobile Coverage Map as well as Feature Brochure for details.

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Paul McCord - 24 May 2006 03:08 GMT

Oh man,
If they are going to charge extra for it, then I am not interested. I already
pay $70.00 before fees. The Alltel plan is free for any plan above 59.00.
Maybe it is useful to those not already paying for one of the family plans
but I don't want to add more to my bill. Anyway, thanks for the information.

Paul

Hello Dan,

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>> Hello Dan,
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> internationally. See T-Mobile Coverage Map as well as Feature Brochure
> for details.

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