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25 cents minute plan
My plan now is the25 dollars pre-paid plan (pre-paid a whole year 300 dollars). Could I change the plan to 25 cents minute plan? because I have paid 300 dollars for a year's plan, and I use it only a month. if I change it to 25 cents minute plan, will you return the 275 dollars to my account balance (actually I paid more than 300 dollars because of the tax, will you return the tax too?)
Another question is that If I get a text message. Will I need to pay the 25 cents fee? Because there are a lot of advertising text messages I think it is very unfair if I need to pay.
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formerlyknownas
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2 years ago
No!
Please do not make the mistake of changing your plan. You have paid $300 for 360 days worth of service. It's not $25 a month, that's just how it averages out. If you change your plan you lose $275 worth of service.
It states very clearly when you purchase the $300 plan that there are no refunds. No you are not going to get $275 back. I hope the service is working well for you and that you enjoy your 8 gigs of data every.
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Peggyhang
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2 years ago
Thank you very much!
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formerlyknownas
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2 years ago
Very welcome!
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swslsl
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1 year ago
I'll add some explanation in general. When you pay for a monthly or yearly as in the $300 plan, the money is spent. If you change that plan, then you are buying a new plan starting that day (or next, not sure) and your old plan is canceled - whatever paid time remaining on that previous plan is lost.
It's different when you have a metered service, like pay by the minute or by the day. In that case, you fund your account ($100 is almost always the best option for long expiration date) and that money is not spent until you use a day or a minute which deducts the cost of the day or minute only. So that funding remaining is "unspent" and will be available to pay for a plan change until the amount expires. Any funding in your account will have an expiration date - 30, 90 or 365 days later depending on the amount.
So, money paid for a length of time plan is spent. Money funded into your account for a by the use plan will have the balance available for a plan change. The wise move is to change OUT of any "length of time" plan at the very end of the period. Changing out of a "by the use" plan will be economical anytime as the only timing factor is the deposit amount's expiration. Don't wait until after a deposit expires to change to a monthly or yearly plan, do it anytime before.
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