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    What happens when you talk past the end of the free minutes time frame for Verizon?

    Everyone knows Verizon offers free minutes from 9:01PM to 6AM, but what happens if you connect a call during the time frame but it goes past 6AM??? Will Verizon start charging you for those minutes or are those counted as free minutes as well?

    Also, does anyone know anything about the Pingo calling card service? If I use my Pingo minutes during the day on my Verizon phone, will those minutes also count against my Verizon minutes as well?

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    The calls are based on when they start. If you start a call at 8:59 PM and it goes until 9:35 NONE of those minutes are free. However, if you started a call at 5:57 am and continued until 7 am, they are all in the free minute time frame. All calls are based on when the call began NOT when it ended or when it was going on.

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    The calls are based on when they start. If you start a call at 8:59 PM and it goes until 9:35 NONE of those minutes are free. However, if you started a call at 5:57 am and continued until 7 am, they are all in the free minute time frame. All calls are based on when the call began NOT when it ended or when it was going on.

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    The calls are based on when they start. If you start a call at 8:59 PM and it goes until 9:35 NONE of those minutes are free. However, if you started a call at 5:57 am and continued until 7 am, they are all in the free minute time frame. All calls are based on when the call began NOT when it ended or when it was going on.

 

 

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