Boost Mobile has an unlimited text and talk plan for $50 a month if you want to go prepaid cell phone coverage. Verizon is the winner, according to Cnet.com of the best plans by providers.
I have facebook mobile and you dont use internet its all texts
call the service provider and give them the number
I would imagine since texts and pic messages are saved into the phone not the phone provider. I would imagine since texts and pic messages are saved into the phone not the phone provider.
if u have free texts in your bundle then it is for all mobile phones unless u got the free texts to vodafone only just make sure from your customer care
The answer is no. Though hollister is a great brand an has great things they offer free text alerts to anyone. Sign up at hollisterco.comBy texting the keyword to 35350, you are subscribing to receive promotional text messages from Hollister Co. You will receive up to 2 messages per week, which may include the latest updates on products, contests, special offers, polls and trivia.Message and Data Rates may apply. You can opt out of Hollister Texts at any time by texting STOP to 35350 or replying STOP to any message from Hollister Texts. Before changing your mobile phone number, you agree that you will opt out of Hollister Texts. You may opt back in with your new mobile number by texting the keyword to 35350.
By visiting the Orange Mobile website, one will learn more information regarding the details for their phone plans. In particular, this telecommunications provider does not offer free texts on any of their pay as you go plans, but Orange Mobile does include the option for unlimited texts on some of their monthly plans, such as the Canary plan and The Works.
IN Minutes and texts are mobile to mobile. So any call or text from one Verizon Wireless cell phone to another Verizon Wireless cell phone would be considered IN.
It means you will receive texts (to your mobile phone) with updates.
If you have unlimited text with a provider the texts are free unless the company your using states otherwise for example facebook in your case. I have unlimited and it use facebook messaging on my phone and its free. So I wouldn't worry.
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Yes, the ability to connect to the internet is part of your package or deal with the mobile services provider, you can get pay as you go deals that only allow texts and phone calls if that is all you want.
Well that would depend on what you want to do, if you want free texts then o2 text and web would be the best because it gives you the same amout of texts but with unlimited internet for that month. OR If you want free minutes to people on o2 it would be best to go on o2 unlimited where you top up £15 and get everythink to o2 mobiled free and unlimited even calls. BUT if you free minutes to any mobile then vodafone is the make that would suite you more
offcourse....everything you do in/with your mobile phone gets saved in the data base of the service provider you are using. even if u press any button on your phone, your service provider comes to know but such things are obviously not saved....
Yes, when you top-up £10 you can get unlimited texts or 100 minutes in the UK but you will have to wait for the next month until you get it!
Call your network provider short code ! They should have an automated system that will tell you the information you want - I know Three mobile (short code 333) & T-Mobile (short code 121) do !
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You are going to get loads of answers to this !... I'm with '3 Mobile' my plan is 100 minutes or texts, costing £4.00 per month ! It's perfect for me - as I only use my mobile as an 'emergency contact' phone.