Expiring rollover minutes more than saved rollover minutes?

I talked to Cingular, and they explained it to me, several different ways,
and no, I do not understand it. From what I can see, my expiring rollover
minutes are always larger (more?) than my rollover minutes save 12 or 13
months ago. How is that possible? How do I get to the bottom of this so
even a simpleton like myself can understand it?
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"Kurt Schmidt"
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wrote in message news:ZfydnYU-bL0wzOXcRVn-sg@comcast.com...
|I talked to Cingular, and they explained it to me, several different ways,
| and no, I do not understand it. From what I can see, my expiring rollover
| minutes are always larger (more?) than my rollover minutes save 12 or 13
| months ago. How is that possible? How do I get to the bottom of this so
| even a simpleton like myself can understand it?

If 12 months ago you banked 300 rollover minutes, but this month you only
have 254 minutes to add to rollover, then you lose 46 rollover minutes. The
minutes you gained 12 months ago come off.

<snip>

> If 12 months ago you banked 300 rollover minutes, but this month you
> only have 254 minutes to add to rollover, then you lose 46 rollover
> minutes. The minutes you gained 12 months ago come off.
>
>
>

This would be true if you haven't used any rollover, if you used them up
before 12 months them they will not be lost.

"Stanley Reynolds" <trash_stanley_reynolds@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Xns958B70652ABCCtrashstanleyreynold@216.196.9 7.142...
| <snip>
|
| > If 12 months ago you banked 300 rollover minutes, but this month you
| > only have 254 minutes to add to rollover, then you lose 46 rollover
| > minutes. The minutes you gained 12 months ago come off.
| >
| >
| >
|
| This would be true if you haven't used any rollover, if you used them up
| before 12 months them they will not be lost.

Um yeah <wink>. Using typically gets rid of them.