Is there a monthly fee with this time clock?
342319
We haven't paid one. There maybe services you can pay for, but if so we haven't opted for them and have had no issues.
1893051
The monthly fee isn't from Ooma, it's taxes and depends on you location. For me in metro Atlanta it's below $4.
1781516
I believe so but it is my wife's clock. Warning though, it doesn't keep time. Gains about 15 minutes per month.
639391
anyone know what the fee is if your past your date? we are thinking of buying this but want to make sure we can get updates in the future - even if it's "for a fee"
1440816
NO, there is no monthly fees. This is great unit and I still use it almost every day. But, it basically has the same functionality of a smart phone (Iphone, Android phone), plus a $2-$3 app (e.g tunein) and a speaker (like Ihome or JBL) designed for smart phone. Any stations that you can get on this radio, can be gotten on the smart phone or a tablet with WiFi and then routed to the speaker.
386387
No monthly billing required, however, if you don't use the minutes in 30days you must add minutes and time monthly. The triple minutes work for life (I have had mine for over year and am up to over 450 minutes. You get triple minutes but not triple days. Other than than that all is good. I select the $20.00 offering as you get 90 days and that works for me. Not a big minute user.good luck,Jim Paskell
1163618
You will have to pay a monthly fee once the GPS device is activated. But it's not a long term contract, it's month to month. By the way, the device and service work great. I found it to be worth the money.
1675860
I buy time at the store and add what I want. there are some plans that cost about 10 per month for so many minutes. one can do either.
1379263
Cant answer positively but seems to me that if it doesn't perhaps you could just set it to whatever time zone matches your current time?
1754305
Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck! By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently not able to be shipped to the US, so you might have to patient searching for the right one.
208720
No, it is not free, there are different packages available. Also, monthly rates billed every three months, to yearly rates etc... If you subscribe to the yearly deal, you end up getting the equivalent of one month free.
1390549
Yes. We have tried to find a way to change it and can't. Does anyone out here know how to change to standard time?
1443856
No, you don't pay a monthly fee- I usually buy minutes for 3 months at a time and what I don't use roll over. It is possible to buy minutes for a whole year but I don't always use my phone very much so the 3 month deal works for me.
268456
No. But you can pay a fee every couple of years to have them updated. You can google Garmin and they will list the fees.
436253
No fee. Mine is tied in with my alarm system and for that I pay a fee. The perk to tying it in with the alarm is my ability to unlock it from my phone. The code to unlock it works no matter what.
908661
No monthly fees but if you buy a GPS you're better off buying one that has lifetime map updates included.
1865944
It adds 90 days of service to your existing time and gives you 450 min... No they don't charge extra, i hope this helps you.