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T-Mobile flext plans
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This is all fine and well, and I hadn't actually thought of using the simply fone number.
However, I am afraid of what happens when T-mobile decides to backlog and recover all costs?
I remember the problems caused when Orange used to allow free calls to SF, but when it did find out, it barred it without notice and started charging without due notice to any of its users until a few days later when a voice announcement would pop up. The lag in-between the barring date and voice announcement date led to numerous people being charged extensively and I was lucky to have recovered costs from them, but many people were not as lucky if I remember right.
So if T-mobile decides to pull off a similar stunt, is it possible that they would back-log and charge for previous calls?0
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