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hamogram

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#25424 21-Aug-2008 06:41
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There's a cryptic point made on the Vodafone site, but not really explained.  What I'm wondering is, if I have a PXT message plan built into my contract or what not.  Do I get charged the .20c to send a PXT to an email address, or is that considered the same as sending it within network?

For example,

I want to update my blog using go@blogger.com which is where I send them a PXT message and they update my blog. (cool service).  But am I going to get pinged on a .20c+ charge, or is it just considered a regular PXT in-network message.

- Cheers!

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johnr
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  #158527 21-Aug-2008 07:56
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Pxt sent to a email address will come off pxt bundle.

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