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[goodcow]

So I have Verizon, and I noticed on one of my friend's away messages, it said he was visiting Canada for the weekend.

Out of curisoity I dialed *611 and asked if there were any additional fees if I called a U.S. registered cell phone number that was currently abroad. In this case, Canada. Apparently it's 20 cents a minute.

... doesn't this seem bizarre? How are you supposed to know if the American you're calling is not in America or not, and if they aren't, be liable for extra charges?

 

[scorcho]

you don't get charged extra. the person in canada might get charged in roaming fees though when he/she answers your call.

 

[alejob]

You want to know whats bizarre?


Once I went to Burger King and I noticed that if I ordered the items in a combo seperately it would be cheaper. How stupid is that?

 

[AlphaSnake]

You want to know whats bizarre?


Once I went to Burger King and I noticed that if I ordered the items in a combo seperately it would be cheaper. How stupid is that?

Whaa? How's that possible?