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- 08-10-2004, 09:31 AM #1GrumpyGuest
Can someone explain Nextel's policy on call forwarding, because Nextel
cannot.
I have my phone set up so that a missed call is forwarded to my alpha pager.
I don't like cellular voicemail.
Each call that I miss and is forwarded to my pager shows as an extra charge
on my bill.
Since it is a call, why isn't the airtime for this missed call deducted from
my plan? I am already paying for lots of minutes, and in my opinion this is
sort of double billing.
I came over from Verizon, and their policy was that forwarded calls are
subtracted from the subscriber's call package.
Comments please?
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- 08-12-2004, 07:02 PM #2MichiganHotBearGuest
Re: Call Forwarding Policy
If you read your agreement, you would find that calls forwarded to other
numbers are billed at $0.20/minute. That is pretty much standard in the
industry.
"Grumpy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Can someone explain Nextel's policy on call forwarding, because Nextel
> cannot.
>
> I have my phone set up so that a missed call is forwarded to my alpha
pager.
> I don't like cellular voicemail.
>
> Each call that I miss and is forwarded to my pager shows as an extra
charge
> on my bill.
>
> Since it is a call, why isn't the airtime for this missed call deducted
from
> my plan? I am already paying for lots of minutes, and in my opinion this
is
> sort of double billing.
>
> I came over from Verizon, and their policy was that forwarded calls are
> subtracted from the subscriber's call package.
>
> Comments please?
>
>
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