Minute Usage Question...

**Aurora** · 09-07-2002, 10:08 AM

I know this'll sound crazy, but I used all my night and weekend minutes up during this billing cycle...

However, it shows I have an overage of zero (0) minutes. Now that's just weird. I have a really hard time believing I stopped using my phone right at 3000 minutes. So I'm wondering...

If you go over your night and weekend minutes during the weekend and you're talking on the phone, do you start using your "anytime minutes" automatically?

I've never used that many...

Guess that happens when you have a long-distance girlfriend. Sucks...she should just move out here

Anybody have any input (about the minutes)?

tia,
-aurora

**dacman** · 09-07-2002, 11:29 AM

no you wont be using your anytime minutes when night and weekend time, you simply gonna have an overage depending on the plan, sounds like you will get charged .40/min

**Moleman** · 09-07-2002, 04:31 PM

NOOOO... You will start using your ANYTIME minutes...that why they are called ANYTIME minutes...cause they can be used ANYTIME.. Ive went over my 2000n&w and it said I had zero left..then it started taking away from the ANYTIME minutes that can be used ANYTIME.

**IdiOTeQnoLogY** · 09-07-2002, 07:20 PM

exactly.

and btw .........congratulations on using up 3000 N&W minutes. it is frickin hard.......was that all voice or did u use the WW?

**dacman** · 09-07-2002, 08:16 PM

oh yea thats right, damn that vodka really had effect on me

**Moleman** · 09-07-2002, 08:34 PM

hey dacman.. I have actually had the reps tell me that it would be overage, but its not. So not your fault.

**Aurora** · 09-08-2002, 08:48 AM

Originally posted by IdiOTeQnoLogY
exactly.

and btw .........congratulations on using up 3000 N&W minutes. it is frickin hard.......was that all voice or did u use the WW?

Hahaha...

It's been all voice.

Yup yup...

I still can't believe I have used my phone that much.

Oh well

Thanks for the clear up...I figured anytime minutes would be a last resort for minute usage... But on the website it had that colum for "overage" in the n/w minute row...so, I didn't know.