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Guest bdmoore
These apps have just made me £24 poorer.  

Ah well, looks like repligo will just have to wait.

True, but the £24 should get us more stuff in the long run ;)

Just got to wait for Paul to sort out all the other deals....

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Guest b1uepower

i can not wait till i get paid then iam gonna get me self signed up ;). i just hope i get me money before the end on the month :wink:

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Guest skimask

hope you're paying some of the subscription fee back to the developer, that blokes deserves that and more for making such brilliant apps available to us.

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Guest PsychoDave

Nice One Guys ;) :)

These are already the most used apps on my phone I was gonna pay for them as well, even better :D

Cheers Again Paul & Jacques, Top Blokes

And for all you non Plussers :? Watcha waitin for? :?

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Guest nickcornaglia

This message is related but not at the same time, so I apologize in advance. If it carries on...it may need to be moved.

I certainly give thanks for the extra perk...but this raises a question for me. Are SMS messages at a premium in the UK and Europe?

Under T-Mobile...For US$2.99/month I receive 500 sms messages.

I also subscribe to a calling plan with free national long distance and 5000 anytime minutes for US$99.00 that includes 300 sms messages.

My GPRS package is US$19.99/month for 10MB of data that also includes an additional 50 sms messages.

Thats a total of 850 sms messages/month most of which are used for automatic email notification and news/weather alerts.

Is that alot to you guys???

Text messaging is not as popular here as I would like it to be, I probably only send/receive 20 personal sms messages per month although I am slowly succeeding in getting others to use it.

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Guest awarner [MVP]
Under T-Mobile...For US$2.99/month I receive 500 sms messages.

:shock:

$2.88 that's £1.88 overe here so

If I did 500 SMS normaly it would cost £50 or $79.58 :shock:

you are one lucky guy ;)

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Guest awarner [MVP]

Could be the reason? cheap for you until it takes off

then slowly creeping up?

But the $99 deal you have, I'd almost comsider getting rid of my

landline for that 5000 anytime minutes and free national calls.

you have really got it lucky.

Welcome to rip-off Britain

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Guest nickcornaglia

I have a cable modem so I don't really need the landline anymore, except my T-Mobile phone gets poor reception in my home, otherwise I would get rid of the landline.

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Guest Monolithix [MVP]

Although apparently theres a deliberate built in bug in the network system that allows anyone with the right kit to charge whatever they want for someone to recieve their messages, and theres nothing much the providers can do about it...

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Guest nickcornaglia

I know at least under T-Mobile....you pay both ways.

Overage costs 10 cents per message.

I really like it and would like to start using it more.

I just have to get my friends & family on board.

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Guest nickcornaglia

Yes....when you receive calls you pay AIRTIME charges. But no longdistance charges.

With the plan I'm on, I have national longdistance, but If I only had regional I would have to pay longdistance and airtime on outgoing calls and airtime only for incoming calls.

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