Well you get unlimite texts meaning you can text as many texts you want in day as your texts are unlimited ..
In order to send free texts from the O2 website, you must have an O2 online account. Depending on the type of account you have, you can send between 10 and 500 free texts each month.To send the free texts, sign into your O2 account and click on "Send a free text message," which will allow you to enter a cell phone number that will receive the text.
free if you have unlimited but then you have to pay for that, but if you have a plan it depends on your plan and how much it costs but if you dont have a plan then it is $0.20 for each text you get or send.(at least thats what it is for verizon
no it doesn't. it only costs money if you're plan doesn't allow you to send texts or receive texts for free however if you have an unlimited plan then the texts are included in that flat rate.
Yes, you can use the Tmobile prepaid Unlimited text and $0.10 a minute plan where you can send as many texts as you want for $15 a month. Talking still costs you $0.10 a minute, but texts are all free. For $50 a month, you can get unlimited talk AND text as well.
Unlimited email is too often used for spam. Many companies let you send as much as you like, but limit the number of recipients per message.
Yes Yes you do
Yes.
It all depends on the contract you have. Some like the "In" contract with Verizon Wireless allow you to send texts unlimited to anyone else within the Verizon "In" network. Others, like AT&T will charge you for texts regardless of network provider unless you buy the unlimited texting packages, in or out of network.
Generally a phone will come with a battery and charger, its the contract agreement with the service provider which determines how many (free) text messages you will be able to send, some providers will offer unlimited texts for a set fee each month
Hello there! Unlimited texting is for only texting only. However, if that does include unlimited picture and video, than IM is unlimited is free as well. Pictures, videos, and IM use just a tiny bit of internet to send/recieve. Check your plan/carrier for further assistance or to see if you have that option.
u buy a card and send a text message with a number from a booklet
Your network is down because your phone company is a thief and doesnt want to give you anything free.