What do you use more? text or call?

I used both of them equally. I get a lot of phone calls and I get a lot of text messages.

I seldom call through the cellphone because it's too expensive. I use the text more often but not too often. My load sometimes just expires without me using it because I don't always text. I use only my cellphone to txt important messages and answer messages from other people.

I used texting most of the time because it is a lot cheaper here than calling. I just called people if it is really urgent or if I have excess money to afford a large amount of phone load.

Well i used both text message and call both have same rate in india so it is not matter to used anyone.

to be frankly i do calling than making text message to send information that's why it is a big problem for me and to solve, i enrolled on a network that offer unlimited call.

If i can make a short text of what i need to say to somebody, then i use short message text usually, because is a lot more cheap than a cellphone to cellphone call. Regards

I have unlimited plan for both calling & text messaging so it doesn't make a difference in cost for me... But I'd much rather call than text... For short messages it's ok, like "hey, we're out of milk. Could you pick one up on your way home?" type of thing... Unfortunately, because of my work, I have blackberry phone & I receive a lot of text messages & emails on it...

I usually call more than text. My eyes are bad I can't see my keypad that well. I have no patience on texting. I actually don't like cellphones cause it oblige you to answer it eventhough it's not an emergency. Life was so much peaceful years ago when cellphones are not yet a hot possession.

I usually text more than call because I can't really just sit on my phone and talk for a while. I'm moving around a lot and doing other things so texting is easier for me because I can do that while doing the other things. I have unlimited texting everday here in the US. I didn't know that in the Philippines that there were prepaid services for only 2 days, that doesn't seem like much at all.