This title is really poor.
It was $2500 per area code you connect to, and no longer offered. Not exactly something to write home about.
It was $2500 per area code you connect to, and no longer offered. Not exactly something to write home about.
The title says "charged", not "charges".
Re the per area code, I agree, it was also my first thought, but I can't think of any way the poster could have concisely included that in the title
“I could have a banana” has two perfectly correct meanings: it is possible for me to have a banana right now depending on some factor (conditional), or I had the possibility to have a banana in the past (preterite).
A preterite in the second clause eliminates the possibility of a present conditional in the first one.
E.g. "I could have eaten" or "I could have had"
Edit: Oh wait, now I see it. Something like "I knew I could have a banana if I got hungry."
Sorry, but I have a lingering attachment to telco industry acronyms. Let me tell you about my DNIS[1].
[1] pronounced dee-nis.