T-mobile new Commercial
I saw a commercial the other day for unlimited "in Network" calling?? what's up with this isn't that Verizon's slogan? And haven't they had mobile to mobile all along why the advertising campaign?
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A customer recently escalated to me about this because we arent offering this plan, and I totally didnt belive it was a T-Mobile commercial...
We havent gotten any info on any plans like this.. You can add unlimited mobile to mobile for $6.99 to almost all of our individual plans (the only one its not available on is the 3000 min plan), and the unlim mobile to mobile comes free on all family time plans.. We dont have anything labeled "in network calling" though, and I believe that is Verizon's term, so I have no idea why we're using it.
We havent gotten any info on any plans like this.. You can add unlimited mobile to mobile for $6.99 to almost all of our individual plans (the only one its not available on is the 3000 min plan), and the unlim mobile to mobile comes free on all family time plans.. We dont have anything labeled "in network calling" though, and I believe that is Verizon's term, so I have no idea why we're using it.
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The use the term "IN NETWORK" because if you are in a roaming area Mobile-to-Mobile is not in affect.
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This is only true in some areas, and only on three networks...
Mobile-to-mobile calls made or received on Edge Wireless, Colorado Cellular or Cingular networks within Colorado, Maine, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Vermont will not be rated as T-Mobile-to-T-Mobile.
Mobile-to-mobile calls made or received on Edge Wireless, Colorado Cellular or Cingular networks within Colorado, Maine, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Vermont will not be rated as T-Mobile-to-T-Mobile.
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