Is there a combined charge for calling and texting?

Texting is their own package service. Like the early M-Zone and the new impetus of China Unicom, 30 wallets and 500 short messages-such package services. If it exceeds, it will cost money whether the other party is inside or outside the network.

So is the phone. Now Unicom and mobile phone charges are all in one form, but because of the different 3G network standards, Unicom is a little cheaper.

For example, if my Unicom package is 128, then the call in the province will be free for n minutes within one month, and the money will not be divided into Unicom or mobile number-as long as the other party's number is in Guangdong Province, no matter what number, it will be within my phone bill time.

However, the mobile cornet service. Unicom's "monthly call on the network" service is limited to their respective networks.

But in fact, the mobile cornet service has to pay money every month. Remember two numbers.

On the other hand, Unicom's "monthly call on the internet" business has gradually withdrawn from the historical stage. In terms of cost, pick up the pen and calculate it yourself. If it takes 400-480 minutes or less, the cheapest is the monthly phone bill system. Not cornet or free online calls.

If the call time is close to 500 minutes or more.

Unicom has a "province number"; "Free monthly calls to each other in the province"; Indoor packaging monthly 10.

Mobile has a "short horn monthly subscription in the province"; "Couple number is bound to the monthly subscription in the province".

If it is a national roaming outside the province, then honestly find a package for roaming outside the province or a Shenzhou card or a Volkswagen card. When China Unicom's Shenzhou card was the lowest, the long distance I saw was more than 10 cents per minute, which was cheaper than a mobile dynamic local call.