3 ms·
If you're referring to when you, as a consumer, receive a message from a Short Code in the U.S., you will pay the same amount to receive it as you would with a
by dhfromkorea 13y ago
If you're referring to when you, as a consumer, receive a message from a Short Code in the U.S., you will pay the same amount to receive it as you would with a Long Code (the regular number).
On a related note, this article could be interesting: http://www.quora.com/Why-do-US-carriers-charge-for-incoming-calls-and-text-messages http://www.quora.com/Why-do-US-carriers-charge-for-incoming-...
- analog31 13y agoThanks. That's just what I was wondering. It influences my attitude about receiving bulk messages. I think that I pay less for e-mail, and it has better spam filtering, so that would be my preference.
- dhfromkorea 13y agoYup :-)