Vision need help

I am trying out vison and am able to send pictures emails as well as text
messages. It all seems to work well for me and I am happy. Now I have been
told by the guy next door that even tho I am paying extra for Vision I will
still be paying extra per kilobyte? Tell me this is not tru

TIA

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Me wrote:
> I am trying out vison and am able to send pictures emails as well as text
> messages. It all seems to work well for me and I am happy. Now I have been
> told by the guy next door that even tho I am paying extra for Vision I will
> still be paying extra per kilobyte? Tell me this is not tru
>
> TIA

If you have one of the Vision plans ($10 or $15 per month), then you
won't be charged per kilobyte. If you have a Vision phone and didn't
buy a Vision plan, you will be charged per kilobyte.

"[email protected]" wrote:
>
> Me wrote:
> > I am trying out vison and am able to send pictures emails as well as text
> > messages. It all seems to work well for me and I am happy. Now I have been
> > told by the guy next door that even tho I am paying extra for Vision I will
> > still be paying extra per kilobyte? Tell me this is not tru
> >
> > TIA
>
> If you have one of the Vision plans ($10 or $15 per month), then you
> won't be charged per kilobyte. If you have a Vision phone and didn't
> buy a Vision plan, you will be charged per kilobyte.

If you're using your phone as a modem, excessively, you'll be charged
(per kilobyte) whether you're on a Vision plan or not.

What's "excessive?"

No one knows.

Notan

In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says...
> If you're using your phone as a modem, excessively, you'll be charged
> (per kilobyte) whether you're on a Vision plan or not.
>=20
> What's "excessive?"
>=20
> No one knows.
>=20
> Notan
>=20

Irrelevant, based on the usage description the OP gave, but basically=20
true.

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principle is always a vice."
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