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Memorial Day is N/W, right?
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| Janie Collins 2005-05-26, 10:55 pm |
| Thanks!
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| agentHibby 2005-05-26, 10:55 pm |
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That is ture if you have any plan with off peak airtime
also I don't think some customers in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky can get
this.
otherwise you can :)
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| Mitchell Regenbogen 2005-05-27, 4:55 pm |
| Actually, it's "off-peak."
"Janie Collins" <jjcollins@triad.rr.com> wrote in news:wdqle.1649
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> Thanks!
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| D. Smith 2005-05-29, 9:55 am |
| On Thu, 26 May 2005 15:43:56 -0500, agentHibby
<agentHibby.1pnpcy@nospam.cellphoneforums.net> wrote:
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>That is ture if you have any plan with off peak airtime
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>also I don't think some customers in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky can get
>this.
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>otherwise you can :)
I'm from (the state that screwed up the election this year and voted
for the wrong guy state!) :) LOL, I always thought it was based on
the plan you have period?
Dan
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| dr.news@better.price.biz.nospam 2005-05-30, 6:55 am |
| Yes, Memorial day is considered a "weekend". If your plan has benefits on
the weekend, they will be extended to Memorial Day. Most people will get
this day as unlimited calling; the few that don't have unl weekends, won't.
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"D. Smith" < notforyoutoknow_orse
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> On Thu, 26 May 2005 15:43:56 -0500, agentHibby
> <agentHibby.1pnpcy@nospam.cellphoneforums.net> wrote:
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> I'm from (the state that screwed up the election this year and voted
> for the wrong guy state!) :) LOL, I always thought it was based on
> the plan you have period?
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> Dan
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| agentHibby 2005-05-30, 6:55 am |
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D. Smith Wrote:
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> I'm from (the state that screwed up the election this year and voted
> for the wrong guy state!) :) LOL, I always thought it was based on
> the plan you have period?
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> DanThe few markets in Kentucky and Indiana that Memorial Day is still peak
airtime is probably due to the partnership not in great shape. Back in
the day all wireless plans with Verizon in my hometown you had to buy
1000 Night and Weekend for $10 you did not get it for free. You were
not allowed to use them during weekday national holidays like Memorial
Day.
All that is no more since Verizon got fired in 2002 considers the
network extended.
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| CharlesH 2005-05-31, 6:55 am |
| dr.news@better.price.biz.nospam wrote:
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> Yes, Memorial day is considered a "weekend". If your plan has benefits on
> the weekend, they will be extended to Memorial Day. Most people will get
> this day as unlimited calling; the few that don't have unl weekends, won't.
Unless they have changed this, holidays are considered OFF-PEAK. I had a
National Single Rate plan with a bucket of weekend-only minutes, and
calls on holidays always showed up on my bill as OP (off-peak), and came
out of my main bucket, not my weekend bucket. Most people these days
have offpeak/weekend promotions, so it doesn't make any difference to them.
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