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How much does calling actually cost, given that most people nowadays text and send voice messages? I end up spending a lot of time on my phone every day — and still a regular mobile plan is enough. I will attach a screenshot of my plan in the comments.
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Ekaterina
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Mariya Glebova
I'm finding it hard because I have no contact with my family in Ukraine, where many relatives live. We used to have video calls.
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Anyutka
Agreed. I either use voice messages or type text. If needed, I simply call a regular phone number—not over the internet.
I find internet-based calls irritating.
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Nastyushka Gvozdeva
Many people talk via video calls.
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Rimma
I'm not panicking. I've never used calls through the manager.
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Sveta
We really enjoy video calls with each other.
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Alena
Finally, they've turned off those calls to VAs! I can't stand them))) Still, some people manage to call, but there's no way to talk anyway—those beggars, damn))
* this is about my own clients😂
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Ekaterina
Mariya Glebova Well, that's a clear answer.
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Kirillova Valentina
I only video-chat with my mom; we haven't spoken on the phone in ages 🙂 And I don't video-chat with anyone else.
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Ekaterina
Alena I can't stand calls like that either.
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Damira
I never make calls through messaging apps, and I’ve asked others not to call me there.
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Anyutka
Ekaterina I currently pay 400 rubles for 500 minutes, 200 texts, and unlimited internet.
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Fedorova Karina
Video calls make it so easy to stay in touch with loved ones who are far away 🤷️ I chat with my mom this way quite often.
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Ekaterina
Damira That's a good solution. These calls are really getting on my nerves—the connection keeps dropping, and I can't hear you.
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Elena
I'm kind of indifferent about it. But Dad and Grandma used to video-call relatives in Kazakhstan fairly often. The grandmother's eldest sister will turn 91 soon, and they simply won't be able to see each other in person anymore. Still, here we can at least see each other.
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Ekaterina
Fedorova Karina Well, in this case that's understandable. What I don't understand is when clients or people I know call me in that way.
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Fedorova Karina
Fedorova Karina I've never encountered anything like this before 🤷️ I won't say anything more.
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Damira
Damira You see—that's exactly why I don't like calls like this.
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