Edgeman
Chico,#2General Comment
Sat, June 25, 2011
I am not sure why you would write that *I* charged you for an overseas call. AT&T did and I have nothing to do with them (though they did provide my DSL service four years ago.)
In your original post you did not mention anything about an Indiana phone number. You simply wrote that you called a number to to call overseas. You should not assume that any call outside of the continental US will be considered "nation wide".
Two of the most well known bars here in Chico are Crazy Horse and the Bear but those are easy. My personal favorite is Banshee. If you went to Chico State you more than likely ate at Woodstock's at some point but I go to Celestino's.
Eltomdom
Emeryville,#3Author of original report
Sat, June 25, 2011
1. Sir, if this is the case then why not hand out a list of the 100 countries that the plan considers in this country so we could know.
2. The 800 number we call is a USA number. The bill from that company shows up as Indiana on our credit card statement.
3. They charge us for the oversea call, you are charging us to call s toll free number.
4. You did not address the shutting off my phone issue.
5. I went to Chico State and will give you a break if you can name one bar or pizza place there.
Edgeman
Chico,#4General Comment
Sat, June 25, 2011
Here are the details of the $60/month plan:
Unlimited Talk & Text nationwide for $60.00 every 30 days.
Unlimited text within the U.S. includes text, IM, picture & video
messages plus unlimited text & IM to Mexico and over 100 countries.
Calls to other countries are not considered to be within the United States so they are not covered under "nationwide" plans.