Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
Originally posted by: Jumpem
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
The wife and I. Phones are for talking. I hate it when people send me text messages.
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
I don't. I've had a cell phone since Christmas day. The battery is almost dead. I can't wait.
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
So your answer is for the OP to pay more so he can get spam for free, somehow that response seems less than helpful.
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
So your answer is for the OP to pay more so he can get spam for free, somehow that response seems less than helpful.
If $0.15 or whatever breaks his bank this month, he's got other problems.
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
It is the principle of the thing. Paying for something one does not desire.
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: bsobel
Originally posted by: OdiN
Who doesn't have some sort of bulk text message rate in this day and age?
So your answer is for the OP to pay more so he can get spam for free, somehow that response seems less than helpful.
If $0.15 or whatever breaks his bank this month, he's got other problems.
Originally posted by: d33pt
i get this once in a while with my phone too. didn't care too much when it was 2cents a msg, but verizon just raised the rate to 15c. Now that adds up. They raised it just so you would buy their $5/month unlimited plan...