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Limited or Unlimited?

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Through my job, we are issued cell phones with unlimited text message capability.
 
When I do get credit it's limited, depends on how much I put on :) one day I will have a real deal plain
 
Wouldn't limited just be called phone cards? But I have unlimited even though I don't need it.
 
I have unlimited on the text messaging. I wouldn't want to go to situation where I had to pay for text messages after a certain amount was up. I'd had to have to keep track of that.
 
I do not because I am using a post paid type of mobile phone. I can have unlimited sending text messages if I registered in a particular data.
 
I've always had unlimited texting, even when I had my flip phone back in the day.
 
When I got my very first phone, we had limited and it was awful. We also had limited calling minutes!! That too was awful. Now we have limited data but unlimited texting and calling.
 
Limited data and unlimited phone calls/messages atm, but my first plan was around 15 sms and 30 minutes for calls. It was waaay back in 2002-2003.
 
Limited data and unlimited phone calls/messages atm, but my first plan was around 15 sms and 30 minutes for calls. It was waaay back in 2002-2003.

Seems like yesterday, right? Aren't you glad that there has been progress in that area? I couldn't go back to paying for minutes or amounts of texts again.
 
Unlimited. I talk to way too many people to use minutes.
 
I have unlimited everything, I pay a bit more however its cheaper than going over on plans.
 
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