What does Unicom charge for voice calls mean?

Unicom's voice communication fee is the cost incurred when making a phone call or making a voice call on a mobile phone device. Including local fees, domestic roaming, domestic long distance, international long distance, international roaming, etc.

Voice communication fees include the following fees:

Local charges: the basic call charges incurred by making and receiving calls (except calls between users in the same group) where you access the network.

Domestic roaming: after leaving the network access location, the basic call charges generated by using other domestic phones to make calls (except for calls between users in the same group, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan).

Domestic long-distance calls: the long-distance charges generated by calling other places in China (including the province, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) (excluding calls between users in the same group, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan), excluding the long-distance calls generated by IP.

International long-distance call: the long-distance charges incurred by calling domestic (including the province, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) and international (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) regions, excluding the long-distance charges incurred by IP.

International roaming: International roaming (including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) will generate roaming basic fees.

IP domestic: Domestic long-distance charges incurred by calling through IP.

IP International: The international long-distance charges incurred by calling through IP.

IP Local: local charges incurred when using IP cards.

Group call: the charges incurred by virtual group users in intelligent network, including local charges, long-distance charges and roaming charges.