Long distance?

i have t-mobile family plan for 700 min.(cause we dont use much) but my friends in other states kept calling me before 9. so i didnt answer but does it count as longdistance when he has a my area telephone #? cause he lives near me but hes just on vocation for the whole summer in another state

please tell me all that u know.

thnx

we dont have the same plan and one says its not long distance and one says it is.
which one should i trust?

well if he lives in the same town or city as u and he calls u while on vacation in another state that would still be local. just because they are out of state doesnt mean anything as fas as the phone minutes...plus there really is no such thing as long distance on a cell phone it just uses ur minutes if calling during peak(7am-9pm) hours and its free if u call during off peak.(9pm-7am) or which ever ur free nights/weekends start.

yes on received calls. and you do the right thing do not answer
tell them to call later eat minutes of use

mc

Most of T-Mobile's plans are nationwide meaning you can go or call any where in the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii without incurring long distance or roaming charges. The family time definitely is. The only recent plan that T-Mobile has that does not include the nationwide calling would be the Get More 3000 for 49.99 which is a regional plan with no nights, weekends or long distance.