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1:35 pm
125 dollar credit for sale $90 cash preferred or paypal.
local pickup in calgary. Email thomwong at shaw (dot) ca
10:28 pm
October 16, 2008
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I'm confused, is there now a $125 airtime credit 😉
10:39 pm
October 14, 2008
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Hi Don,
Yes, he is selling his top-up (which has $125 credit on it) for $90.
12:30 am
October 15, 2008
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OR ...he is selling his $100 topup which cost $112/$113 with tax for $90
5:46 pm
October 14, 2008
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Let's not confuse Don even more
I read and understand it just as it's said:
125 dollar credit for sale $90
7:14 pm
October 16, 2008
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The confusing part of this is, that if 7-11 airtime credit is sold in $25, $50, $75 and $100 amounts and requires a voucher, how does one go about selling credit for a greater amount? Or are we not talking about airtime at all with this being a credit for some other SpeakOut product?
7:29 pm
October 14, 2008
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I think Tomasz needs to clarify, and we do not speculate anymore, or you could email him
10:13 pm
October 21, 2008
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Ahh.... the New SpeakOut Math strikes again!
SpeakOut normally charges $.25/min. But when you buy a $75 or $100 top-up card, Speakout bumps up the credit amount so you are charged an effective rate of $.20/min. since the system seems set up to only be able to charge $.25/min.
So, when you buy a $75 airtime card, Speakout bumps it up to $93.75.
When you buy a $100 airtime card, Speakout bumps it up to $125.
So, Tomasz is selling a $100 airtime card, which gives you a credit of $125 when you use it. Simple.
Since a $100 airtime card costs approx. $105-$115 with taxes depending on the province you live in, buying the card from Tomasz gives you a savings of $15-$25.
