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Yes, It still counts as text - you can use Mobile IM for Yahoo, MSN, and AOL Instant messengewr services and it's all text. The ONLY data charge you may get is the initial download of the app. On some phones it's already installed - go to Messaging, and if Mobile IM is listed, you are good to go. Log in and start messaging!
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Yes, It still counts as text - you can use Mobile IM for Yahoo, MSN, and AOL Instant messengewr services and it's all text. The ONLY data charge you may get is the initial download of the app. On some phones it's already installed - go to Messaging, and if Mobile IM is listed, you are good to go. Log in and start messaging!
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Oh thank you so so so much! *hug*
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So this means, when my friend texts back from her phone, and I get it on my PC, it won't charge anything because she has unlimited?
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Exactly - if she's texting you and you reply, it's all text....she should receive it as a text message, right?
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Right! Everything outgoing from her phone counts as a text when it comes to my computer? That's exactly what happens! Thanks so much!!!