Well if you think about it, it would apply to anyone, since even people with a text messaging plan have to pay the new higher rate if they were to go over. The only point of contention is if you have an unlimited text plan, but generally when something like this happens, the call centers know a change was made and people can get out of the contract, so I doubt they would actually fight with you over the fact that you had unlimited messaging.
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Well if you think about it, it would apply to anyone, since even people with a text messaging plan have to pay the new higher rate if they were to go over. The only point of contention is if you have an unlimited text plan, but generally when something like this happens, the call centers know a change was made and people can get out of the contract, so I doubt they would actually fight with you over the fact that you had unlimited messaging.