No CHARGES for AT&T MMS on 3G and 3GS iPhone...

SFStateStudent

macrumors 604

Original poster

• Jul 9, 2009

• #1

So far, so good. Though I've sent more MMS this month, the current bill for June '09 states $0.00 for MMS messages....😱😱😱

 

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vespoli

macrumors member

• Jul 9, 2009

• #2

This is old, old news -- AT&T has announced that it will not charge iPhone users an additional fee for MMS.

Thanks for the worthless thread, though.

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SFStateStudent

macrumors 604

Original poster

• Jul 9, 2009

• #3

vespoli said:

This is old, old news -- AT&T has announced that it will not charge iPhone users an additional fee for MMS.

Thanks for the worthless thread, though.

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NO, thank you for your MORONIC post; I posted my BILL to show others that don't have MMS, that AT&T recognizes the ability of the 3GS to send and receive MMS, as demonstrated by my bill NOOB.....😱😱😱😱

 

Gathomblipoob

macrumors 603

• Jul 9, 2009

• #4

SFStateStudent said:

NO, thank you for your MORONIC post; I posted my BILL to show others that don't have MMS, that AT&T recognizes the ability of the 3GS to send and receive MMS, as demonstrated by my bill NOOB.....😱😱😱😱

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Well put!

 

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AiralynRose

macrumors 6502a

• Jul 9, 2009

• #5

If you have a messages plan, there is no extra charge for MMS. This is the same for all AT&T phones. MMS are counted just the same as SMS when you have a messaging plan.

 

renewed

macrumors 68040

• Jul 9, 2009

• #6

AiralynRose said:

If you have a messages plan, there is no extra charge for MMS. This is the same for all AT&T phones. MMS are counted just the same as SMS when you have a messaging plan.

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Thanks for that.

I think the OP is referring to a while back when there were threads of people concerned about being charged for MMS before it was activated officially. Then there were the threads of people wondering if AT&T would charge for MMS on the iPhone, I mean why not? They already reach in the offering plate.

I appreciate just seeing that thus far no extra charges have been applied. Now if AT&T would just admit that they are scared original iPhone users are going to be able to update the carrier file and send MMS and they are trying to figure out a sure fire way of not allowing this, thus the hold up.

 

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ohkuipo

macrumors member

• Jul 9, 2009

• #7

Bickering aside, I certainly did not know that! That's a surprising generosity on the side of AT&T, something you don't see every day. I wonder how much coercing Apple had to do for this to happen....😱

 

zacheryjensen

macrumors 6502a

• Jul 9, 2009

• #8

ohkuipo said:

Bickering aside, I certainly did not know that! That's a surprising generosity on the side of AT&T, something you don't see every day. I wonder how much coercing Apple had to do for this to happen....😱

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How is providing the same service they already promise to every other customer on their network to iphone users any kind of "generosity?"

 

-aggie-

macrumors P6

• Jul 9, 2009

• #9

zacheryjensen said:

How is providing the same service they already promise to every other customer on their network to iphone users any kind of "generosity?"

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It's not. AT&T hasn't said what they'll charge when you're not on a messaging plan. Hopefully, it's the standard $0.30/msg.