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Alltel Announces Unlimited Calls To Ten Numbers

Apr 21, 2006, 11:53 AM by (staff)

Alltel today added a new feature to all calling plans of $59.95 or more. My Circle allows users to choose up to ten phone numbers for unlimited calling. Subscribers will not be charged minutes for calls to or from those numbers regardless of which carrier the My Circle numbers are on. Customers can update the numbers on their My Circle list at any time by logging in to Alltel's website. Alltel and other regional carriers, as well as national carriers, have previously offered unlimited calls to one or two landline numbers or to other subscribers on the same carrier.

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nextel18

Apr 21, 2006, 12:02 PM

very nice alltel

will other carriers do the same?

but why 10?

foneguy

Because, it's my favoriate number. 🤣

Studies have also shown that the average user calls an average of 10 different numbers in a month. This allows Alltel customers the advantage of near unlimited calling, with nation-wide service and the v...
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purwater

I think it's very nice as well. I've been with Alltel for 8 years and for a long time it seemed as though other carriers offered much better plans for better prices, but the past couple of years I've been very happy with Alltel. Since all of my frie...
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AshDizzle

Apr 22, 2006, 6:26 AM

loophole

If you can change your ten whenever you want, what's to stop you from creating some sort of macro to just change your ten on the fly to call everyone for free?

cuttme2pieces

when you enter numbers, it doesn't update in the system until midnight. so the changes go into effect the next day.

T-mobile_Gurl

yeah good point there!!!

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