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  1. RtodaAV, Jul 27, 2010

    RtodaAV macrumors member

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    Get the word out, any way you like

    200 text, picture, video, and Instant Messaging (IM) messages per month. Additional messages are 10 cents each.

    Text messaging

    * Private, to-the-point communication
    * Just type the message, pick a wireless phone number, and send


    Picture and video messaging

    * Share a smile, a cute moment, or that thing you just have to buy
    * Snap the photo or video with your camera phone, pick a mobile phone or email address, and send


    Instant Messaging

    * Chat real-time with IM on your phone
    * Use AOL® Instant Messenger, Yahoo!®, and Windows Live Messenger®

    So I could only send 200 instant messages?

    Doesn't aim/yahoo/msn use data or wifi?
     
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  2. Statusnone88, Jul 27, 2010

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    I'm pretty sure "AIM to AIM" doesn't take a hit on your texts, since you'd technically only be using their servers to transfer the data. But if you were to AIM a phone in the form of a text then texts might Apply.

    I'm really not 100% sure on the technicals of it, but logic is telling me that using AIM to AIM or whatever IM service wouldn't count on your texts.
     
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  3. Rajani Isa, Jul 27, 2010

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    If you are talking about on the iPhone - if you use an app it should be data/wifi.

    However, some AT&T phones are set up to work with those messaging networks despite being a "dumb" phone - the notes about IMing would apply to those phones.
     
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