Re: Cost of SMS

I know that my plan with Nextel and my wife's plan with Verizon both 
come with a certain number of free messages per month, this is the cost 
for message over and above that amount...
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On Feb 18, 2004, at 7:04 AM, Ernest Phillips wrote:

> Looked it up, here's a chart:
> AT&T - free unlimited receiving, 10 cents/message to send
> Verizon - 2 cents/message to receive, 10 cents/message to send
> TMobile - 5 cents/message sent or received
> Cingular - 10 cents/message sent or received
> NexTel - 15 cents/message sent or received (*DANG*)
> Sprint, the last of the major carriers, as best I can tell only works 
> with messages sent from the Sprint site, so their costs are 
> irrelevant.
>
> Based on this, a warning before sending them (esp. if better support 
> is added) would be great, so people don't spam cell phones for fun the 
> way I recently have (awww crud, on Cingular, prob $2 worth...). 
> Preferably one you can suppress.
> -- 
> Ernest Phillips - [email protected]
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