Yeah see, with cingular it just says there's two phones on the account. It doesn't say primary or anything like that, I can log into the account using his number and info and mess with things on MY phone even though MY phone is technically the "primary" one.
I understand having like 2 phones under one joined-account if this were like a business account and something, for the family talk, it says "Number of phones in Group: 1" because.. the only phone covered by the family plan share thing is his phone. I'd think that they really should have caught that when they were putting the plan together because it should say "2".
I think I'd be happier if the bill was still 1000$ and it was because that I forgot to add the texting to his, but when I find out that we're on two completely seperate plans and we're paying 10+ bucks more for a plan that we can't even take full advantage of because there's no other phone to share the minutes and such with.. that's what really got to me.







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