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Honey I Shrunk the Frequent Flyers :!:
I fell for that trap one time. I hope it wasn't a long phone call.Then, you realise that 1800 numbers aren't included in your standard call credits.
Expletive.
Calling a 1800 number with your mobile.
Not free. Big deal. Got plenty of credit this month.
Then, you realise that 1800 numbers aren't included in your standard call credits.
Expletive.
I fell for that trap one time. I hope it wasn't a long phone call.
Calling 1800 overseas using skype ........not free but sometimes the only way to contact that company etc.... You don't have to have a mobile just internet and ditch calls. YOu use skype. I have sometimes not noticed the difference. I said sometimes. At times.......can be testing too
AFF Supporters can remove this and all advertisements
14 minutes snip.......
I don't use Skype a lot and don't keep credits ready to go all the time in my Skype account.
There is no excuse for a queue to the male toilet. The most interesting situation I've seen was at Ballymore. Ladies using the male cubicles, men using the other available facilities.
I use a feature called automatic top up.....so tops up the account if I fall closer to the red.
14 minutes. It's going to cost me about $4-$5, so not extensive damage (cf. if it were charged as a standard call and then not included in the standard credit).
If it were a number in the USA I would have used Skype. This was in Australia.
Still, better to use Skype anyway, but I don't use Skype a lot and don't keep credits ready to go all the time in my Skype account.
I find Skype has many 50% sales at Coles/WW etc... Pays to use a monthly subscription of 300 minutes that can be used in many countries overseas.
Skype! iTunes!
What am I missing? Will I ever catch up?
Calling a 1800 number with your mobile.
Not free. Big deal. Got plenty of credit this month.
Then, you realise that 1800 numbers aren't included in your standard call credits.
Expletive.
14 minutes. It's going to cost me about $4-$5, so not extensive damage (cf. if it were charged as a standard call and then not included in the standard credit).
If it were a number in the USA I would have used Skype. This was in Australia.
Still, better to use Skype anyway, but I don't use Skype a lot and don't keep credits ready to go all the time in my Skype account.
However Skype credit can expire if not used. This would be my problem.
Why can't you call a 1800 number on Skype? I call toll-free UK numbers on Skype and it's still free ....
I wonder if this is new. My wife had a message about hers expiring soon (topped up last year I think), whereas I've never received an expiry message and loaded mine back in 2010 or so.