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The Math of 10-10-220

1010220

Consumer Alert ! 

10-10-220 has raised their prices!

Revised April, 2005

Is 10-10-220 a good deal? 

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The Telecom*USA 10-10-220 program has been advertised heavily by well known sports figures.  But is it really a good deal?  A review of their website (www.1010220.com/rate_domestic.html)  in December of  2003, shows they no longer offer the "20 minutes for just a buck" program and has more than doubled their rates. 

The once heavily advertised 10-10-220 program that offered you, in our opinion, a questionable deal to start with, is now charging $1 for 15 minutes and 15 cents per minute after that.  This is an incredibly bad deal. .

Take a look at the Table A.  As you can see, if you make a 10-10-220 call and take 1 minute or less, you pay 99 cents per minute.  Think of it this way:  If you call and leave a message on an answering machine or voice mail, you paid 99 cents to leave that message. That's an expensive message.

10-10-220 Conclusion

If you use 10-10-220 you may be paying some of the highest cost per minute available anywhere.  We would recommend staying away from this program completely.  You can find a far better deals by comparing other carriers here.

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