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CELL PHONE QUESTION


Question Posted Thursday June 15 2006, 3:05 am

I am in the US.

If I receive a call from overseas on my
cell phone (Cingular), is it free? or am
I charged for the call?


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xocareox answered Friday June 16 2006, 11:13 am:
depends whurr they're calling from.. yeah i think yur charged.
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girdy_goo15 answered Thursday June 15 2006, 9:36 pm:
depends on your plan. however if you have free nights and weekends it doesn't cost anything if they call you when you have your free minutes. i do that with my friends all the time.

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S_C answered Thursday June 15 2006, 3:00 pm:
It depends on your plan. I also have cingular and I am able to call people from other states no cost because I have long distance. I've never tried to call someone overseas though. You probably can if you at least have long distance. If you have LD and roaming then you chances of being charged are slim to none. If I were you I would call my service provider (cingular) and ask them just to be on the safe side. Normally it's the person doing the calling that is being charged. I would still call cingular though, better safe than sorry.

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fabulous11 answered Thursday June 15 2006, 2:38 pm:
NO but the person calling will get charged. And i have cingular and if you have free nights and weekends then you can call then for no cost.
(just to make sure you might wanna call the phone company and ask)

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DruidX answered Thursday June 15 2006, 11:26 am:
It really depends on you network. You should check out Cingular's website [[Link](Mouse over link to see full location)] as this should be able to tell you.

But I do know that if you travel abord from the UK you are usually charged for both calls and SMS.

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love_angel_music_baby answered Thursday June 15 2006, 5:41 am:
I'm from Scotland and I moved to Australia about a year ago. Whenever I call my mates, it costs me a whole lot but they've never been charged for it. If someone calls you, you probably wouldn't be charged either.

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