Reply With QuotePretty sure it's included in your text package, I use it every now and again and have never gotten charged.
Also it's not new, it has definitely been around for years.
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I've climbed a cellphone tower
I just noticed that TELUS now has a text to landline service.
Does anyone know if there is a fee for this service or is it free if you have unlimited text messaging?
Thanks.
I've got more phones than fingers
Pretty sure it's included in your text package, I use it every now and again and have never gotten charged.
Also it's not new, it has definitely been around for years.
Post Machine
Just noticed? It's been around for quite some time. As for how it's charged, it's just like any other text message. If you have a text package it's just deducted from it. If you don't it's $0.15 like any other message.Originally Posted by Positive Climb
I've climbed a cellphone tower
Telus got Text to landline around end of 2007, Rogers & Fido got it around begning of 2007.. On Telus Mobility its conisdered a regular normal text message on Rogers & Fido its considered a Regular Normal Text message + a charge of 25c & you can't have it disabled.
My Month to Month Bell Plan on HSPA/EVDO
15000 Outgoing Seconds a Month(250Min), Unlimited Incoming Calls, Unlimited eve&weekend 6pmto8am,Unlimited Text From Canada to Canada&USA Incld LandLine, Unlimited FWDing, Enhanced Voice Mail, Caller ID, Conference Calling/Call Waiting, If I go over my 15000 Seconds (Extra seconds are 2.5c for every 15 seconds)=10c a Min, Canadian LD 2c for every 15 Seconds=8c a min, USA LD = 3.5c for every 15 Seconds=15c a min,
$22 a month + BC Taxes @ 12%
Phone Collector
It's definitely not new. I use that for my answering machine outgoing msg because I want it to sound robotic. If you have more than 2 sentences, make sure you put "period space space and Capital next word" otherwise it sounds like a run on sentence that wouldn't stop.
Banned
i guess that's one way, but couldn't you just find a synthesizer online?
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