| Understanding how your cellular minutes
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| | period however there will be no overage
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| work is one of the most confusing and
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| | charges.
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| least understood aspects of any wireless
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| | Lets look at another example. During the
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| communications plan. It's not surprising
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| | first three weeks of the month you make
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| that this lack of understanding is what
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| | 200 minutes worth of calls at night
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| leads to shockingly high phone bill
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| | during the free calling period. The the
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| surprises. So if you want to prevent
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| | last week in the month you make 120
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| getting one it's important to have a
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| | minutes of calls during the day or peak
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| basic understanding of how they work.
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| | hours. You made 320 minutes worth of
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| You basic cell phone plans come with a
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| | calls but the 200 were at night and were
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| monthly allotment of anytime minutes, and
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| | free and the 120 is less than the 200 so
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| usually free or night and/or weekend
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| | there will be no overage charges right?
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| minutes. When you make a call the thing
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| | Well if you thought like that you'll be
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| to understand is the phone company is
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| | pretty surprised with the overage charges
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| going to use the most expensive minutes
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| | that came on your next bill. Your
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| first. For example let's say your plan
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| | wireless provider used your 200 anytime
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| has 200 minutes per month. During the
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| | minutes during the first three weeks when
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| first week of the month all of your calls
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| | you were calling at night. So when you
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| are made during the day using what are
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| | made the 120 minutes of calls the last
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| known as peak minutes. You make 120
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| | week of the month they were all peak
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| minutes worth of calls. For the remainder
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| | overage minutes. Overage minutes are
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| of the month you make 200 minutes worth
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| | always billed at higher cost than regular
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| of calls but they are all at night during
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| | minutes which makes the problem worse.
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| the time when your carrier offers free
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| | The key point to understand is the
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| calling. You've used 320 minutes worth of
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| | wireless provider is always going to use
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| calling time for the month. However to
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| | the most expensive minutes first. In fact
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| your wireless provider you used 200 of
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| | it's impossible to use "free night and
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| your anytime minutes, and they gave you
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| | weekend minutes" until you have gone
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| 120 minutes of free night time calling.
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| | through all of your anytime minutes
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| Many people make the assumption they only
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| | first. Understanding exactly how your
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| used 120 minutes of calling time and have
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| | wireless minutes work can help you plan
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| 80 minutes left unused, which is
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| | out how to avoid overage charges at the
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| incorrect. This incorrect assumption can
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| | end of the month
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| compound itself if the customers has a
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| "going into the bank". For this calling
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