How are we charged for mms?

Does anyone know how at&t charges mms to our iphone accounts? Also, im sure an mms message is sent through data, how are we charged for that data because it doesnt show on my useage. Im just curious because I use alot of data as it is and im on an off network warning, so im not sure if I should be sending alot of mms messages.

It is not from your data account. If you do not have a text plan you are charged $.30 for an MMS and $.20 for each SMS. If you have a plan for 200 messages per month then there is no charge for MMS or SMS up to that number. Check your plan either on the website or call them.

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Found it under iTunes U! Don't know why the moved it from the main page but you will find it here.

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HT204380 Are you charged for the use of face time?

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What would be a good rate (I'm in the New York Metro area)
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Since it wouldn't be entirely fair to charge for the time due to equipment to some degree, I have found that if I charge an average for encoding at a certain quality for so many minutes of film that would be more fair. For instance I would charge maybe .50 a min for a high quality compressed file. The idea isn't the price's I'm giving but rather a structured way to think of how to charge the customer. You're in an area that could charge more depending on the client and the availability of your serivces for a given price. Come up with things per hour and things per minute of film for the type of service you'll be rendering.

How much to charge for this site?

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That *was* sarcasm. I think it's a very poorly made website,
IMHO.
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> too much Shane. It doesn't meet standards code (no
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> Im not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I
cant find anywhere else..
>
> Ive got a brief for a website which will only be about 4
pages, one will have
> a showcase page showing all their work - possibly in
flash. Its not a big job,
> but I really have no idea how to price it! I have only
done websites for
> friends of friends before and this is a professional
company so not sure where
> to start.
>
> Any ideas?
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