How do YOU interpret this?

[lil_killer129]

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Mobile to Mobile (MTM)
MTM minutes means a directly dialed call between T-Mobile customers while on the T-Mobile USA network (calls may not rate as mobile to mobile if number is blocked or otherwise not recognized). For subscribers with MTM: an originating call is rated as MTM if the caller is on the T-Mobile USA network calling another T-Mobile phone; a received call is rated as MTM if the receiver is on the T-Mobile USA network while receiving a call from another T-Mobile phone. T-Mobile To Go service excluded.</p>

<p>Mobile to Mobile is included only with certain service plans for customers with multiple phones. Follow the link below and select a plan to see whether MTM is included in the plan.

I got this straight off the T-Mobile website. My friend and I both have T-Mobile with free mobile to mobile minutes. The sad thing is that she will be moving to the Philippines. If she calls me, and I receive, will it still be free under the free mobile to mobile thing? What about vice versa? I am unsure about what “a received call is rated as MTM if the receiver is on the T-Mobile USA network while receiving a call from another T-Mobile phone” means. Can someone clarify this please?</p>

[futureiceskater]

<p>errrr
i use T-mobile too b ut i’m no good at it.</p>

<p>send the t-mobiles an email or something. i’m sure they have customer care :P</p>

[x3rose]

<p>btw, is using the “my album” thing online cost money? i don’t have any messaging (text or picture) plans and i’m afraid to b/c if i do end up getting a bill, my parents won’t be happy. i took some nice pics with my phone and well, ic an’t do much with them.</p>

[dima1109]

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T-Mobile USA

i think it’s pretty clear</p>

[lil_killer129]

<p>Is there T-Mobile service in the Philippines?</p>

[dima1109]

<p>There’s t-mobile service in Germany and France too
Philippines in not USA</p>