chinqlinq89
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Everything month I'm using less than what my maximum minutes allowed are on my Verizon Wireless plan, yet I'm being charged at least double my monthly plan on just airtime charges alone.
Like the plan for me is around $25 a month, then I'll have another $50+ bill for the airtime charges alone. I don't understand this, I thought I don't get charged as long as I'm not exceeding my monthly minutes. Yet even when I'm making local calls I get charged with these BS airtime fees. When I even check my voicemail during peak hours I get charged with airtime fees @ .35 cents a minute.
I always thought IN-calling, weekends, and nights didn't count towards my minutes or airtime, but peak calling just counted towards my minutes and NOT airtime.
Why am I paying for minutes and then also airtime just to use those minutes? Seems like total BS to me.
Is every major cell service provider like this?
Like the plan for me is around $25 a month, then I'll have another $50+ bill for the airtime charges alone. I don't understand this, I thought I don't get charged as long as I'm not exceeding my monthly minutes. Yet even when I'm making local calls I get charged with these BS airtime fees. When I even check my voicemail during peak hours I get charged with airtime fees @ .35 cents a minute.
I always thought IN-calling, weekends, and nights didn't count towards my minutes or airtime, but peak calling just counted towards my minutes and NOT airtime.
Why am I paying for minutes and then also airtime just to use those minutes? Seems like total BS to me.
Is every major cell service provider like this?