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nznfl52
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26-Aug-2009 21:13
can telcom phones on the text 2000 plan text a 2d phone without getting the extra 20cents charge that you gert when you text an 021 etc?
johnr
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#250829
26-Aug-2009 21:22
021 does not mean a connection is active on Vodafone NZ network
027 does not mean its a Telecom NZ mobile number
Telecom customers on boost text 2000 will get charged 20 cents to SMS a 2D number
John
nznfl52
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#250830
26-Aug-2009 21:23
cheers for that, sorry i should have said what network it is on.
boby55
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#250833
26-Aug-2009 21:24
No, Telecom Boost Txt 2000 is Telecom to Telecom only, It will cost 20c to text a 2d number likewise when texting a Vodafone number
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