Do me a favour?

[Saddo]

why didn't you just phone them up and say"Hi i got a missed call from you"

Simples

[Howlin Mad Missy]

see that? That's a mans logic right there They could have just replied to my text -sorry wrong number.

[amat]

missy you are very bizarre. What if it is a house line or they don't have texting? Wha then?

[Howlin Mad Missy]

a mobile that doesn't have text? er ok.

[amat]

I don't know I have the Metro (ghettro as it's called here) which is unlimited but I'm surprised people still have plans based on minutes and yes texting limits. One of my friends is alllways over his texting limit it seems like. Or maybe that person just thinks that texting is gay. It is you know.

[Nameless]

I don't know I have the Metro (ghettro as it's called here) which is unlimited but I'm surprised people still have plans based on minutes and yes texting limits. One of my friends is alllways over his texting limit it seems like. Or maybe that person just thinks that texting is gay. It is you know.

I am not very familiar with your plans in the US but in Europe and in Canada, 90% of the plans have some limits in a direction or another for call or texts otherwise, for an unlimited one it is bloody expensive, especially in Canada.

[amat]

My phone plan is no contracts, you pay month to month for unlimited minutes, texting, picture messaging, web etc. for $50 a month. The only thing is they don't have the greatest selection of phones and you have to pay full price for them, but now you can use phones on Verizon or Sprint (CDMA) for Metro which is great. They don't get coverage everywhere but I was surprised when I went to the East Coast and it worked fine. So basically it works everywhere I go.

Sprint has the same unlimited plan but it's $70 a month and requires like a 2 year contract. When I had T Mobile, the first cell phone I had that my parents didn't pay for, I had 700 minutes a month, unlimited text and web for $112 a month. That didn't last.