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Last edited by hpham; 05-23-2023 at 06:17 PM.
Tello is usually discussed in: http://www.howardforums.com/forumdis...aid-discussion
Tello Rollover Info
https://tello.com/help_center/will-u...h?_language=en
"Will unused service carry over to the next month?"
"Unused service WILL roll over ONLY if you manually renew or change your plan at least 24 hours before the end of your current billing cycle and ONLY if the new plan contains all the services that you previously had."
There's quite a bit more verbiage in the answer at the link I provided above, so read it all, just to make sure there's no misunderstanding.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong please, but:
If you just setup a plan without talk minutes and just data, you still get free unlimited texts.
Also, if you early renew for the carryover, it must be a plan with the same bucket types (not amounts though).
For example if you have talk and text and next time you want only data, nothing will carry over.
I looked for a plan like that but couldn't find it. If I could just get data and texts it would be perfect for me.
The minimum I could find was the $11/month one I chose with 2GB data, 100 mins and free texts. The next plan down from that was for 2BG of data with no minutes but also it had no texts and I need the texts. Or maybe I overlooked it?
It would be ideal if they had a plan with just the GB data and free texts for those of us who have no use for using the phone to talk with. But even at $11/month for 2BG data, free texts and 100 minutes i'll never use, I can't complain because that's really a great price.
Thanks, i'll keep watch if someone can confirm that or if not i'll head over to the Tello board and ask. That next choice down for 2GB and no minutes (assuming the texts are included) is only a dollar less/month than the one I chose so it's not all that big a deal since a dollar is only like a quarter these days lol. So the savings is almost insignificant.
I am not sure if it was mentioned earlier, but I think the OP's account wasn't correctly provisioned in the billing system and if so, no tweaking or settings updates in the phone will change that.
Just another day in paradise.....
It's confusing, but I think that you can keep a feature's rollover cache as long as you keep feeding it something monthly. If you discontinue a feature, like discontinuing minutes, you will lose its rollover cache.
But if you add a new feature, that does not affect the currently active features.
"Unlimited" does not participate in rollover.
If you miss your opportunity to renew early, you have no recourse about the rollover feature.
This is my understanding.
I don't know what this is referring to. Can you clarify?
If you're meaning about my original connection issue with Tracfone, I don't think the issue is with the phone but on Tracfones end. I've had the same account with them for almost 10 years now and never had an issue with their billing system.
Although my account SAYS I have 456mb of data left, perhaps it's actually 0 and it's just not updating to show it. But i'm not taking the chance to buy a $10 data card to find out only to still have no connection. It's the third day now and I still can't connect to Data and i'm just using the phone with the wifi until the Tello sim arrives.
I think i'm just done with Tracfone. They're just too wonky lol.
Fair enough!
But just getting a new BYOP SIM to test, transfer the line over to force a fresh reprovision
is not that much trouble
My comment is based on my personal experience as a CS rep for At&t previously. I would get this happen when all else fails to get the feature working on the phone. Sometimes, features are accidentally removed or never added to the billing system. I wasn't sure if the CS rep actually checked. Often times, that is overlooked when trying to troubleshoot issues like this. Sometimes you just need to confirm that such features are physically active on the account when all else fails.
You would be surprised to know how often this is overlooked during troubleshooting by CS reps.
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