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You get charged because you received an incoming message, but the person who did through msn doesn't. That is unless they've changed it sometime within the last 6 months

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that is so gay. lol you are not even msging anyone..

rogers has 2500 free reience per month. fido you get charged *if from an online source., otherwise from someones handset, its free.

Messaging and data services 

Text Messaging 
Can't talk? Text 
Send discreet text messages to other Fido subscribers or almost anyone who has a digital handset 
Messages received are free. 15? per message sent to customers with a Canadian or American wireless carrier. 20? per message sent to customers with an international wireless carrier. 
Maximum of 160 characters 
Send text messages from the Fido Web site too! The recipient will be charged 15? 
For more details, consult our Text, e-mail or instant messaging section.


  
 A fee of 30 ? per text message sent from abroad (excluding the U.S.) will be added.

http://fido.ca

Here is the official word. I'm on a Fido monthly package.

Sign up for MSN Mobile using "Rogers" as your carrier. Enter your number. It will still work. Now, you can receive free MSN messages from others messaging you through MSN. If you select Fido instead of Rogers, it will charge you for every message received.

Also, under any circumstance, you cannot reply to the messages: you can only do that if your monthly plan is with Rogers.

Our records indicate that you have an existing MSN Mobile account with your Rogers Wireless mobile phone at http://mobile.msn.com.

yay.. I did the right thing.. I hope..haha did I do it right?

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