dont bug me OK !!!!!!!!!! OK

**stuseed** · 01-11-2006, 01:04 AM

Just thought of something else-
In the UK the same do not call thing exists, called TPS. Which I have registered my landline to.
However I got a call from a company the other day, on my landline, who is on the register and should not have called.

So what happens if a company calls you on your mobile who shouldn't, is there a chargeback procedure?

**stuseed** · 01-11-2006, 01:06 AM

Originally Posted by Motorcity

WOW! 100 minutes a month, standard!
JK, but thats no big deal. 500+ is the going rate here.

Do I detect a note of sarcasm here...

Should have said lowest instead of standard... my mistook

**ODYSSEY** · 01-11-2006, 01:13 AM

For $39 or £22

700 Voice Minutes
Unlimited Mobile to Mobile
Unlimited Nights (8pm - 5am)
Unlimited Weekends and Holidays
300 Outgoing / 100 Incoming Text Messages
All premium features. (Voicemail, Calling features, no answer transfer free, nationwide toll free)

After taxes - $59 or £33

I have had bills with M2M and nights and weekends with 3000+ minutes.

**lawrence** · 01-11-2006, 01:15 AM

they have a nextel plan -- unlimited in or out
long distance included
roaming , voice mail , call waiting , caller ID , call forwording , 3way calling
detailed billing ( kind of a joke ,unless you bill someone else by the minute)
and nation wide direct connect
all for 199.00 per month

that 44640 minutes or just .00445 cent per minute if you could stay awake for 31 days

**stuseed** · 01-11-2006, 01:21 AM

Looks good.

I got off track there.
I was just amazed that it would cost for receiving calls, didn't want to get into a price plan comparison debate.

How long do I have to stand in the corner?...

**Motorcity** · 01-11-2006, 01:22 AM

Originally Posted by ODYSSEY

For $39 or £22

700 Voice Minutes
Unlimited Mobile to Mobile
Unlimited Nights (8pm - 5am)
Unlimited Weekends and Holidays
300 Outgoing / 100 Incoming Text Messages
All premium features. (Voicemail, Calling features, no answer transfer free, nationwide toll free)

After taxes - $59 or £33

I have had bills with M2M and nights and weekends with 3000+ minutes.

To compare:

3000 minutes shared between 2 lines
free mobile to mobile (in network)
first incoming minute free
free nights/weekends (9:00pm to 6:00am)
free roaming
free nationwide long distance
free voice mail, caller ID, 3 way, etc.
free detailed billing
100 text messages

69.99 + tax per mo. (78.xx if we stay within the minutes total per mo.)

I have had this plan for 4+ years. I am month to month. Have been for 2+ years. My contract expired, and I won't "sign up" again.

**BoyNextDoor** · 01-11-2006, 01:22 AM

lol... you can't compare an apple to an orange... In the USA like many other things, it's different than europe... And sad thing is, tat we pay for it... We only can do it, b/c we can afford to pay it... If the USA was a poor country, noone would buy such plans, therefore it would be cheaper... It's all on the phone companies wanting to get richer and richer...

**Motorcity** · 01-11-2006, 01:23 AM

Originally Posted by stuseed

Do I detect a note of sarcasm here...

Should have said lowest instead of standard... my mistook

yes, I was being sarcastic, that is why I said JK (just kidding)

**BoyNextDoor** · 01-11-2006, 01:23 AM

Originally Posted by Motorcity

To compare:

3000 minutes shared between 2 lines
free mobile to mobile (in network)
first incoming minute free
free nights/weekends (9:00pm to 6:00am)
free roaming
free nationwide long distance
free voice mail, caller ID, 3 way, etc.
free detailed billing
100 text messages

69.99 + tax per mo. (78.xx if we stay within the minutes total per mo.)

I have had this plan for 4+ years. I am month to month. Have been for 2+ years. My contract expired, and I won't "sign up" again.

what plan are you on? It sounds interesting...

**stuseed** · 01-11-2006, 01:26 AM

Originally Posted by BoyNextDoor

lol... you can't compare an apple to an orange... In the USA like many other things, it's different than europe... And sad thing is, tat we pay for it... We only can do it, b/c we can afford to pay it... If the USA was a poor country, noone would buy such plans, therefore it would be cheaper... It's all on the phone companies wanting to get richer and richer...

True they can only make money if the masses bow down and accept it.