I Think It's Nights And Weekends
You will get free minutes on nights and weekends but you do not get free Internet.
Generally, if your plan says "FREE Nights and Weekends," it is safe to assume that yes, they are free. -_- ~{Insomniac Platypus}~
If you want an individual plan, you can't go wrong with the "Basic" package. You will receive 200 anytime minutes, and free nights and weekends, for just $29.99. However, if you need a family plan, I would recommend the "Talk for Family" plan. You get 700 anytime minutes, and free nights and weekends, for only $69.99.
One of the biggest things to consider when you are looking at what cell phone plan you should get is whether or not you get free nights and weekends. You do not want to take a plan that will not provide you with these. If you do, you will use up the minutes that you have much too quickly. When the nights and weekends are free, you do not need to worry about using them up.
Most Sprint plans offer "free" calling (calls that do not use your paid minutes) from 7 PM until 7 AM, plus weekends.
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The correct wording is: Night and weekend care are negotiable. To say it another way: Care on nights and weekends is negotiable.
T Mobile offers wireless plans in Nevada starting at $29.99/month will free nights and weekends.
it depends on the store. Check on google maps for your nearest sprint location and they should have hours. If not give them a call
Unlimited nights and weekends simply means you have "unlimited" minutes on nights and weekends. The minutes you use during this period will not be deducted from your "monthly" minutes. The time which "night" begins differs between companies, some 7pm, some 9pm, etc. You do not lose minutes while calling a house phone on "unlimited nights and weekends."
When phone companies advertise "unlimited nights and weekends" it means that you have an unlimited amount of minutes. For example, if you have a 200 minute per month plan, talking on the phone during weekends and nights (usually after 7pm or 9pm) will not take away from those minutes.