Text Messaging now 20 cents at some carriers
Submitted by
Logan Abbott
on Wed, 2008-01-09 10:57
Most carriers raised their text messaging charges from 10 to 15 cents in 2006; Sprint raised another 5 cents in 2007 and now Verizon has joined them at 20 cents each.
These seem like excessive increases in a country with 3% inflation but the idea here is to push all but the most casual texters to a monthly plan. If you send/receive just one text or IM per day, you’ll most likely be better off on a bundled plan. You can sign up for a bundle when purchasing a new rate plan. For existing customers of a carrier, contact them directly to change your text messaging plan.
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