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Many of us here used CellNuvo and built up some CN Gold and would like to use it for service on Tello, maybe you could pass this on to the powers that be and they could get with CN and work out a payment system. So far all payment types in the CN app store have worked, Red Pocket, AT&T, Verizon, T-Moble, and Sprint, there are plenty of users here that would love to see Tello added to this type of payment. Thanks
This has been discussed and the powers that be decided not to get involved with CN or CN Gold.
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Bummer!
Would rather have given my $10 to $20 per month to Tello than Redpocket.
I believe all tello would need to do is accept 3rd party credit card payments now. So as long as they have your tello phone number anyone can make payments into your account. No need for any kind of special partnership.
Like mmfacemm said above, with the improved CN's platform of paying its customers phone bills, CN and other cell carriers have NOneed to be in partners with each other. As long as other cell carriers are willing work out details with CellNuvo to enable it to pay the bills on behalf of its customers and have CN add them to the list authorized cell carriers we can use Gold to pay for services, we should be all good. I believe it's a win and win for all! Hopefully management of Tello will rethink as CN now has completely new platform to work with.
This is a good observation.
It touches on a recent experience I had with Tello... I recently hoped to pay into a friend's Tello account as a 'thank you', but failed to find a way to do so.. It's possible that the Tello system just isn't set up to receive payments-from-others regardless of the source.
Probably just a feature that costs money to implement. Not many do it so there is little incentive. It tends to be larger companies that have this feature like the big four and América Móvil brands.