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How many minutes do you use per month?

Discussion in 'GENERAL Wireless Discussion' started by Andy, Oct 29, 2007.

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  1. Gamer03

    Gamer03 Technology Aficionado
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    Here is my breakdown of my latest bill:

    176/500 daytime minutes
    254/UNLIMITED n&w minutes
    17/UNLIMITED M2M minutes
    92/UNLIMITED Sprint to Home minutes

    Total usage: 539 minutes

    Text messages:

    259/UNLIMITED

    On a side note, I usually text more than I talk, and this past month, I used 259 text messages. This is about an average month for me.
     
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    #31 Gamer03, Oct 31, 2007
  2. Fred333

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    I use 300-400 minute a month. Now my duaghter on the other hand....
     
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    #32 Fred333, Oct 31, 2007
  3. Sailorcancer

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    My families total mins aren't even that much XD

    I have no clue what mine is. I used to know with alltel cause we got the bill in the mail. But when we went to verizon it became online and such. So I don't see it.
     
    #33 Sailorcancer, Nov 5, 2007
  4. M in LA

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    With a change to my Vonage plan, my cell use minutes have dropped drastically. I use about 300 of 1500 for T-Mobile, and about 150-200 with Verizon.

    Vonage use, on the other hand, is about 2500-3000 minutes a month.
     
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  5. Andy

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    Lol, well there almost is no need for your Verizon line anymore. :D
    Most of my calling is done either to other Verizon customers or at night, so our Unlimited VOIP service really is of no importance to me...it gets maybe about 100 minutes of use each month. :D
     
    #35 Andy, Nov 6, 2007
  6. larry

    larry Sprint loyalist and former mod
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    Good lord Andy you must spend all of your time on the phone! I usually use only 700 to 800 total minutes.
     
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  7. Andy

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    I spend a lot of time driving (and am almost always talking and driving at the same time), and my cell phone serves as both a personal and business line, so it is not hard to rack up minutes between the two of them. I also never use a landline at home other than for international calling.
    Lol, I sometimes use 700 minutes in two days. :D
     
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  8. JasonArgo

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    Hmm how many minutes a month...usually always over my plan......range 2000 to 4000....but usually closer to 2000...but am tired of a home line and cell line...think I am going to end the home line go for more cell minutes...anyone else going total cell use and abandoning a home line...anyone find a reason to have both??
     
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    My Family has VOIP as our home phone. Only reason we have it is because it only costs a few bucks per month for unlimited usage and cheap international calling. This is a backup in case our cell phones do not work one day, as well as for faxing purposes and International Calling. If it were not for the International Calling and the Fax purposes we'd most likely not even have a VOIP account as 99.9% of my Family's calling is done by cell phone. That's just me...
     
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  10. M in LA

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    It sure seems like it....:D

    Since I've had the Verizon number and service for nearly 14 years, it is the ONE line I will never get rid of. It's one number I keep private. Somehow I manage to make good use of all of my numbers...hence the cell phone addiction.:O
     
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  11. kjo

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    Maybe 15-20 average.

    I know I'm so boring.....
    prepaid doesn't get much love here-but it has saved me a ton of money and I'm happy
     
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    #41 kjo, Nov 7, 2007
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    hehe, got you all beat on the low end. Last month was 39seconds. But that's because i've moved to peru and have no friends.....shh
     
    #42 bobobio, Nov 16, 2007
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    39 seconds???
    I hope your bill wasn't more than 2¢ ...If it was, then you got ripped off :lmao: LOL
     
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    #43 KyleAndMelissa22, Nov 16, 2007
  14. bobobio

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    i bought a prepaid card for $10. 39seconds used, well 39cents more or less. not bad for a 2nd world country. however the other $9.61 worth expired.
     
    #44 bobobio, Nov 16, 2007
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