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carlsberg

Sep 19, 2006, 8:46 PM
I know in Europe both the calling and receiving party has to pay for the call.

My parents live in Europe and calls me from time to time. So, when they call do I have to pay or it just cost me my minutes? Another important piece of puzzle for me to return.

Thnk you!
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LilShorty

Sep 19, 2006, 9:03 PM
carlsberg said:
I know in Europe both the calling and receiving party has to pay for the call.

My parents live in Europe and calls me from time to time. So, when they call do I have to pay or it just cost me my minutes? Another important piece of puzzle for me to return.

Thnk you!


Just the calling party. Since you're not roaming, they're ordinary calls. It's your parents that will have to pay for int'l calling.
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carlsberg

Sep 19, 2006, 9:14 PM
Awesome!

Thank you!
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littlefuzzbear

Sep 19, 2006, 11:01 PM
carlsberg said:
I know in Europe both the calling and receiving party has to pay for the call.

My parents live in Europe and calls me from time to time. So, when they call do I have to pay or it just cost me my minutes? Another important piece of puzzle for me to return.

Thnk you!


Canada and the US have called party pays. To call a mobile number costs the same as to call any other number. Receiving costs the same always unless you are roaming in Canada. Alos other international roaming you pay roaming costs also.
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carlsberg

Sep 20, 2006, 8:20 AM
What?

So, I have to pay as well?

I won't be using roaming.
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littlefuzzbear

Sep 20, 2006, 9:34 AM
carlsberg said:
What?

So, I have to pay as well?


That's the way the North American mobile system works. You pay for both incoming and outgoing calls. The person calling you doesn't pay a premium however to call you as is the case in caller pays countries such as in Europe and in Asia. All calls to mobile cost the same as to call any other numbers.
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scubadvr1

Sep 26, 2006, 3:26 PM
I've received many international calls on my phone while stationed in the US. You pay for AIRTIME (you get charged minutes). As for payment of the call, I've received calls from Ireland on a regular basis. The caller pays for the call, you get charged airtime. If you call using a T-Mobile SIM card, you get charged airtime plus the cost of the call. If you roam, then you add in roaming charges whether you receive or call. Check out T-Mobiles world phone service, it will explain the tariffs for a call and when roaming.
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carlsberg

Sep 26, 2006, 7:43 PM
Thanks!

The simple and straight forward answer I wanted.
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