Fuzzy math
I found this interesting. Apparently text messaging isn't the best deal on the web - if you don't have an unlimited plan. Basically text messages on AT&T cost $1,310.72 per megabyte (6,553.6 text messages at $0.20 each). Hmmm.... and the reason Sean doesn't text message is?
I prefer text messaging to phone calls. Usually I can get across what needs to be said more quickly and then the other person can answer at their convenience. Many of my friends don't have access to e-mail at work so this is the next logical form of communication for something that doesn't have to be answered "now".
YanıtlaSilThat is the same problem I have. If I were only contacting CRChair, we could use e-mail or maybe an alternative like Twitter. But the only "alerted arrival" method to communicate with Verizon or Sprint users is SMS.
YanıtlaSilAs of now, I plan to pay the $5 for 200 text messages for the iPhone 3G.