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On January 23 2010 07:05 micronesia wrote:
How could these be connected?
I'm pretty sure you have a ghost. Go see if the Ghost Hunters will be willing to help you out.
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do you have multiple personalities?
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lol crazy
and I'm pretty sure you pay for all received texts whether or not you read them but I don't know for sure
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Someone clearly tracked your phone to your apartment thinking you were the original owner. Now they are out to get you, good look.
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USA29055 Posts
Just give me what I asked for and the birthday celebrating will end.
Until then...
Happy fucking birthday HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHA
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that is incredibly weird :S
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Where in Brooklyn NY? I could deliver it 
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well aren't you lucky, having 2 birthdays in one year
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That's pretty weird. But happy b-day micronesia!
The other day I had some drunk guy repeatedly calling me telling me to stop f^*&ing calling him even though I'd never dialed him... And I've had this number for years.
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An interesting tale, micronesia. I'll keep that in mind.
I do not know about the texting, though I believe that this is true.
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On January 23 2010 07:40 Jonoman92 wrote:
That's pretty weird. But happy b-day micronesia!
The other day I had some drunk guy repeatedly calling me telling me to stop f^*&ing calling him even though I'd never dialed him... And I've had this number for years.
Some middle-aged eastern European woman called me telling me to stop sexually harassing her by phone even though I've had my number for a while now, so I think she might have just been a troll.
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I'd be so paranoid if something like that happened to me. About the texting charge, I use ATT and don't get charged for texts unless I open them, but my friends with other service providers get charged regardless.
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Over here we only pay to send texts - never to receive or read them.
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United States24745 Posts
On January 23 2010 09:31 Dave[9] wrote:
is she hot?
Couldn't make out her voice very well...
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what the hell??? since when do you pay for recieving text, that's like paying for receiving phone calls. Is that an american thing?
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On January 23 2010 09:48 nttea wrote:
what the hell??? since when do you pay for recieving text, that's like paying for receiving phone calls. Is that an american thing?
he probably doesn't have unlimited texting. if you don't have it, you pay for all sent and received msgs. i think the rate is like 10 cents receiving and 20 cents sending.
Happy Birthday, SIR! *ominous nod*
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lol, I think you need to sign up for unlimited incoming or something to receive them for free.
That's pretty cool, but they probably just tracked an old cell number from someone else
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micro, every text sent or received is paid for
thats why people say "DONT TEXT MEEE"
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United States24745 Posts
On January 23 2010 12:10 meeple wrote:
lol, I think you need to sign up for unlimited incoming or something to receive them for free.
That's pretty cool, but they probably just tracked an old cell number from someone else
It's 5 dollars a month for the minimum plan and so far I am averaging 2 per month. I have people I actually know e-mail me instead so it isn't a problem except for people I DON'T know.
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Pay for receiving a text????
MADNESS
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On January 23 2010 12:53 Atom Cannister wrote:
Pay for receiving a text????
MADNESS
Yeah that would be incredibly gay.
Pretty weird coincidence there lol. I've had some strange random calls in my time, some arabic guy calling me, thinking I was some guy called mike and claiming to be my father, some german guy insisting that I'd called him and one time my friend called me from his house phone a couple miles from where I was and for some reason it was routed through a Nigerian phone exchange, the line quality was awful.
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United States24745 Posts
I just checked and I DO pay for texts, sent or received, regardless of if I open them.
I think I can deactivate them entirely if I want though.
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Germany2896 Posts
oO paying for receiving text messages? I don't think there is a single phone company in Germany charging for that. You can't even control if you accept it. So how can they charge you?
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On January 24 2010 04:24 MasterOfChaos wrote:
how can they charge you?
It's the US, they do what ever they want!
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United States24745 Posts
On January 24 2010 04:24 MasterOfChaos wrote:
oO paying for receiving text messages? I don't think there is a single phone company in Germany charging for that. You can't even control if you accept it. So how can they charge you?
I think you have the option to deactivate all text messaging which makes it not completely evil but it's still pretty much bs.
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It's the same here in Canada. For Bell, Telus, and Rogers users, unless you get a texting plan, they charge you money for incoming texts. So theoretically, somebody could be a total dick and spam you texts, and you'd probably have to pay for it. [ Which is total bs imo ]
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United States24745 Posts
On January 24 2010 05:28 Sigh wrote:
It's the same here in Canada. For Bell, Telus, and Fido users, unless you get a texting plan, they charge you money for incoming texts. So theoretically, somebody could be a total dick and spam you texts, and you'd probably have to pay for it. [ Which is total bs imo ]
Most likely you have the option of banning individual numbers. With Verizon I can block up to 5 I think.
Someone told me his friend was being a dick and sending him tons of messages which would piss me off too.
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On January 24 2010 04:24 MasterOfChaos wrote:
oO paying for receiving text messages? I don't think there is a single phone company in Germany charging for that. You can't even control if you accept it. So how can they charge you?
you can actually, you have to go into a store or call and have them block text messaging service all together.
It is total bullshit though. And yea like every other country besides america has incredibly good cell phone plans. I think ireland was one of the best
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