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International Day Pass Billing Details
Hello, traveling to Italy for 20 days. We have 2 lines/devices. I understand for 1 line it's 10 days max @ $10 a day. Also, additional lines per day are charged at $5. I'm assuming we'll use both lines everyday. When we max out one line after 10 days, and we've paid an additional $50 for the second line. Will the second line continued to be charged? If so, what rate and what cap?
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formerlyknownas
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1 year ago
10 days charges is the maximum per bill cycle for each device. If you are traveling over 20 days, and any portion of that is in another bill cycle you could exceed $150 in charges
Check your bill to see if your 20 days of travel are all in one bill cycle so that there are no surprises when you get your bill
International day pass only charges you $10 per day on days that you use service. In order to incur the charge you would have to connect to data, make or receive a phone call, or send a text message. Incoming text messages are free.
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sandblaster
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64.7K Messages
1 year ago
Also, the first line to have chargeable usage each day is charged the $10 which could be either line. You can’t guarantee the same line will always be the first line charged.
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jyminton1
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1 year ago
Thanks for the responses It sounds like my teenagers may end up occasionally using their phones too, so additional 3rd and 4th lines. Assuming we max out our first 2 lines at 10 days, and our teenagers, only use 5 days each during that same time period. Does that mean that if they use their 2 lines after our first 2 lines are maxed out, then each of their 2 lines will be billed up to an additional 5 days? One being charged $10 and the other $5 until they max out at 10 days each?
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