February 3, 2006, Newsletter Issue #33: Cellphone Tips from Lifetips.com!
Tip of the Week
Cell phones offer a great deal more than landlines but there is a price. While a consumer can subscribe to a typical landline company and have unlimited incoming calls, a cell phone user cannot. All minutes used during cell phone calls are deducted from the total amount of minutes allotted in a particular cell phone plan. Minutes for both incoming and outgoing calls are counted. Therefore, to avoid additional fees, a user needs to keep track of minutes used to prevent using more than their allotted minutes. This is not the same as a landline where many plans have unlimited outgoing calls for a set fee each month. However, a landline definitely cannot be taken anywhere with its user.
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