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Hello,
I am on a 35$ pre-paid (or pay-as-you-go) plan. In the description, it says:
"Airtime Rate
By the Month - $35 monthly fee for 100 anytime local minutes, unlimited local Evening (7pm to 7am) & Weekend (Friday 7pm to Monday 7am) calls, unlimited incoming calls and unlimited outgoing Canadian, US and International text messages, 35¢ per minute for other local calls."
From this, I get the impression that if someone calls me, regardless of where, it will be free. I want my father to call me (he's about 5 hours east). However, another page says "unlimited local calling", although I can't find the page in particular. 'm wondering why there are descrepancies between the two pages and if I should go ahead and let him call me. I don't want to be charged 35 cents a minute since I plan on having a long conversation.
If anyone knows which statement is accurate, please let me know.
Thanks!
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August 2013
Hi Kitkatz,
As long as you are in your local calling area, you will not incur long distance charges for calls received - no matter where the call is from. If ever you leave your local calling area, every call received will be long distance.
Hope this helps!