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Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
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Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
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On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
<chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
New Year's Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
will be July 5th.
On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
<chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
New Year's Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
will be July 5th.
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In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
>On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
>
>VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
>
>New Year's Day
>Memorial Day
>Independence Day
>Labor Day
>Thanksgiving Day
>Christmas Day
>
>And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
>will be July 5th.
And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
>On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
>
>VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
>
>New Year's Day
>Memorial Day
>Independence Day
>Labor Day
>Thanksgiving Day
>Christmas Day
>
>And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
>will be July 5th.
And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
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> And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
> not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
> that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
> usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
--> This is probably incorrect. When I was a singlerate customer with the
2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend" when
folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak. We
used to have 9 holidays in my market and we now have 6.
To be blunt, simply try this one year-- make an otherwise peak minute call
on a holiday, then see how it gets billed. In my experience, it *always*
got billed as weekend holiday minutes, even with a plan that only had
weekend minutes.
Unless you have data to support your claim, please don't perpetuate
misinformation by guessing.
-Dan
> And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
> not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
> that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
> usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
--> This is probably incorrect. When I was a singlerate customer with the
2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend" when
folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak. We
used to have 9 holidays in my market and we now have 6.
To be blunt, simply try this one year-- make an otherwise peak minute call
on a holiday, then see how it gets billed. In my experience, it *always*
got billed as weekend holiday minutes, even with a plan that only had
weekend minutes.
Unless you have data to support your claim, please don't perpetuate
misinformation by guessing.
-Dan
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Holidays have been always billed as Off-peak on all plans in our family that
included Weekend-only minutes as Off-peak. The biggest change was the
recent billing system changes. For us, the only change was losing one
'Holiday', the day after Thanksgiving. But hey, we still have Easter. ;-)
Plans still vary somewhat, but markets are far more uniform this year.
Bill Radio
Click for Western U.S. Wireless Reviews at:
http://www.mountainwireless.com
"Dan Albrich" <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote in message
news:Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com...
> When I was a singlerate customer with the
> 2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend"
when
> folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak.
Holidays have been always billed as Off-peak on all plans in our family that
included Weekend-only minutes as Off-peak. The biggest change was the
recent billing system changes. For us, the only change was losing one
'Holiday', the day after Thanksgiving. But hey, we still have Easter. ;-)
Plans still vary somewhat, but markets are far more uniform this year.
Bill Radio
Click for Western U.S. Wireless Reviews at:
http://www.mountainwireless.com
"Dan Albrich" <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote in message
news:Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com...
> When I was a singlerate customer with the
> 2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend"
when
> folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak.
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In article <Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com>,
Dan Albrich <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote:
>> And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
>> not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
>> that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
>> usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
>
>--> This is probably incorrect. When I was a singlerate customer with the
>2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend" when
>folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak. We
>used to have 9 holidays in my market and we now have 6.
>
>To be blunt, simply try this one year-- make an otherwise peak minute call
>on a holiday, then see how it gets billed. In my experience, it *always*
>got billed as weekend holiday minutes, even with a plan that only had
>weekend minutes.
>
>Unless you have data to support your claim, please don't perpetuate
>misinformation by guessing.
This may be another one of those market-dependent things (I am in the SF
Bay area). I have SRN with 3200 weekend minutes, and I HAVE made calls
on holidays specifically to check this, and they HAVE been billed to me
as off-peak, and thus out of my main bucket, not my weekend bucket. But
I will make a point of making a call this coming Monday to see what it
does now, and I'll rummage through my bills and find this situation.
In article <Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com>,
Dan Albrich <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote:
>> And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
>> not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
>> that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
>> usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
>
>--> This is probably incorrect. When I was a singlerate customer with the
>2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend" when
>folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak. We
>used to have 9 holidays in my market and we now have 6.
>
>To be blunt, simply try this one year-- make an otherwise peak minute call
>on a holiday, then see how it gets billed. In my experience, it *always*
>got billed as weekend holiday minutes, even with a plan that only had
>weekend minutes.
>
>Unless you have data to support your claim, please don't perpetuate
>misinformation by guessing.
This may be another one of those market-dependent things (I am in the SF
Bay area). I have SRN with 3200 weekend minutes, and I HAVE made calls
on holidays specifically to check this, and they HAVE been billed to me
as off-peak, and thus out of my main bucket, not my weekend bucket. But
I will make a point of making a call this coming Monday to see what it
does now, and I'll rummage through my bills and find this situation.
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hoch@exemplary.invalid (CharlesH) wrote in message news:<c95f4021dvv@news1.newsguy.com>...
> In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
> The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
> >On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
> ><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
> >
> >VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
> >
> >New Year's Day
> >Memorial Day
> >Independence Day
> >Labor Day
> >Thanksgiving Day
> >Christmas Day
> >
> >And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
> >will be July 5th.
>
I could be wrong, but I don't believe that july 5th will get holiday
rates--I 've never seen it in the past. comments?
hoch@exemplary.invalid (CharlesH) wrote in message news:<c95f4021dvv@news1.newsguy.com>...
> In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
> The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
> >On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
> ><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
> >
> >VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
> >
> >New Year's Day
> >Memorial Day
> >Independence Day
> >Labor Day
> >Thanksgiving Day
> >Christmas Day
> >
> >And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
> >will be July 5th.
>
I could be wrong, but I don't believe that july 5th will get holiday
rates--I 've never seen it in the past. comments?
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In article <c9699528mq@news3.newsguy.com>,
CharlesH <hoch@exemplary.invalid> wrote:
>In article <Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com>,
>Dan Albrich <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote:
>>> And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
>>> not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
>>> that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
>>> usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
>>
>>--> This is probably incorrect. When I was a singlerate customer with the
>>2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend" when
>>folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak. We
>>used to have 9 holidays in my market and we now have 6.
>>
>>To be blunt, simply try this one year-- make an otherwise peak minute call
>>on a holiday, then see how it gets billed. In my experience, it *always*
>>got billed as weekend holiday minutes, even with a plan that only had
>>weekend minutes.
>>
>>Unless you have data to support your claim, please don't perpetuate
>>misinformation by guessing.
>
>This may be another one of those market-dependent things (I am in the SF
>Bay area). I have SRN with 3200 weekend minutes, and I HAVE made calls
>on holidays specifically to check this, and they HAVE been billed to me
>as off-peak, and thus out of my main bucket, not my weekend bucket. But
>I will make a point of making a call this coming Monday to see what it
>does now, and I'll rummage through my bills and find this situation.
Yep, there it is. I am looking at my July 2003 bill for my SRN plan
with 3200 weekend minutes.
Time/date: 07/04 12:41P
Duration: 2 min
Rate Period: O = Offpeak
Usage Type: A = Price Plan Minutes
During that period, calls during weekends were billed with Rate Period:
W = Weekend, Usage type: Y = Promotional Allowance. Of course, all this
shows is that in the SF Bay Area in July, 2003, holidays were billed
offpeak. It says nothing about other markets, and now.
In article <c9699528mq@news3.newsguy.com>,
CharlesH <hoch@exemplary.invalid> wrote:
>In article <Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com>,
>Dan Albrich <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote:
>>> And the other standard factoid: Holidays are considered "off peak/night",
>>> not "weekend". The distinction is only relevant for people with plans
>>> that have a weekend-only allowance, like some older Single Rate plans. The
>>> usual thing these days is "unlimited nights and weekends".
>>
>>--> This is probably incorrect. When I was a singlerate customer with the
>>2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend" when
>>folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak. We
>>used to have 9 holidays in my market and we now have 6.
>>
>>To be blunt, simply try this one year-- make an otherwise peak minute call
>>on a holiday, then see how it gets billed. In my experience, it *always*
>>got billed as weekend holiday minutes, even with a plan that only had
>>weekend minutes.
>>
>>Unless you have data to support your claim, please don't perpetuate
>>misinformation by guessing.
>
>This may be another one of those market-dependent things (I am in the SF
>Bay area). I have SRN with 3200 weekend minutes, and I HAVE made calls
>on holidays specifically to check this, and they HAVE been billed to me
>as off-peak, and thus out of my main bucket, not my weekend bucket. But
>I will make a point of making a call this coming Monday to see what it
>does now, and I'll rummage through my bills and find this situation.
Yep, there it is. I am looking at my July 2003 bill for my SRN plan
with 3200 weekend minutes.
Time/date: 07/04 12:41P
Duration: 2 min
Rate Period: O = Offpeak
Usage Type: A = Price Plan Minutes
During that period, calls during weekends were billed with Rate Period:
W = Weekend, Usage type: Y = Promotional Allowance. Of course, all this
shows is that in the SF Bay Area in July, 2003, holidays were billed
offpeak. It says nothing about other markets, and now.
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On 28 May 2004 08:01:07 -0700, plane@usa.com (plane) chose to add this to
the great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
>hoch@exemplary.invalid (CharlesH) wrote in message news:<c95f4021dvv@news1.newsguy.com>...
>> In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
>> The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
>> >On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
>> ><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
>> >
>> >VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
>> >
>> >New Year's Day
>> >Memorial Day
>> >Independence Day
>> >Labor Day
>> >Thanksgiving Day
>> >Christmas Day
>> >
>> >And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
>> >will be July 5th.
>>
>I could be wrong, but I don't believe that july 5th will get holiday
>rates--I 've never seen it in the past. comments?
Yes it will. I had that confirmed by multiple CS reps. And hey, if they
didn't do it, we would be losing 1/6 of our free days for the year and have
something to bitch about.
--
David Streeter, "an internet god" -- Dave Barry
http://home.att.net/~dwstreeter
Remove the naughty bit from my address to reply
Expect a train on ANY track at ANY time.
"Verbosity leads to unclear, inarticulate things." - Dan Quayle, 11/30/88
On 28 May 2004 08:01:07 -0700, plane@usa.com (plane) chose to add this to
the great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
>hoch@exemplary.invalid (CharlesH) wrote in message news:<c95f4021dvv@news1.newsguy.com>...
>> In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
>> The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
>> >On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
>> ><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
>> >
>> >VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
>> >
>> >New Year's Day
>> >Memorial Day
>> >Independence Day
>> >Labor Day
>> >Thanksgiving Day
>> >Christmas Day
>> >
>> >And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
>> >will be July 5th.
>>
>I could be wrong, but I don't believe that july 5th will get holiday
>rates--I 've never seen it in the past. comments?
Yes it will. I had that confirmed by multiple CS reps. And hey, if they
didn't do it, we would be losing 1/6 of our free days for the year and have
something to bitch about.
--
David Streeter, "an internet god" -- Dave Barry
http://home.att.net/~dwstreeter
Remove the naughty bit from my address to reply
Expect a train on ANY track at ANY time.
"Verbosity leads to unclear, inarticulate things." - Dan Quayle, 11/30/88
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Why is it that "more uniform" always translates to less for some rather than
more for some?!? VZW could have added the day after Thanksgiving for those
who did not already have it. ;-)
What happens with 4 July this year (Sunday)? Does Monday, 5 July become an
off-peak holiday?
"Bill Radio" <Wireless@MountainWirelessNOSPAN.com> wrote in message
news:10bdk3k5cr24g84@corp.supernews.com...
> Holidays have been always billed as Off-peak on all plans in our family
that
> included Weekend-only minutes as Off-peak. The biggest change was the
> recent billing system changes. For us, the only change was losing one
> 'Holiday', the day after Thanksgiving. But hey, we still have Easter.
;-)
> Plans still vary somewhat, but markets are far more uniform this year.
>
> Bill Radio
> Click for Western U.S. Wireless Reviews at:
> http://www.mountainwireless.com
>
> "Dan Albrich" <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote in message
> news:Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com...
> > When I was a singlerate customer with the
> > 2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend"
> when
> > folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak.
>
>
Why is it that "more uniform" always translates to less for some rather than
more for some?!? VZW could have added the day after Thanksgiving for those
who did not already have it. ;-)
What happens with 4 July this year (Sunday)? Does Monday, 5 July become an
off-peak holiday?
"Bill Radio" <Wireless@MountainWirelessNOSPAN.com> wrote in message
news:10bdk3k5cr24g84@corp.supernews.com...
> Holidays have been always billed as Off-peak on all plans in our family
that
> included Weekend-only minutes as Off-peak. The biggest change was the
> recent billing system changes. For us, the only change was losing one
> 'Holiday', the day after Thanksgiving. But hey, we still have Easter.
;-)
> Plans still vary somewhat, but markets are far more uniform this year.
>
> Bill Radio
> Click for Western U.S. Wireless Reviews at:
> http://www.mountainwireless.com
>
> "Dan Albrich" <junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui> wrote in message
> news:Ys-dndJ5_9smFivd4p2dnA@comcast.com...
> > When I was a singlerate customer with the
> > 2000 weekend minutes, I *always* got the minutes deducted as "weekend"
> when
> > folks with nights/weekend got it billed as their respective off-peak.
>
>
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On 28 May 2004 08:01:07 -0700, plane@usa.com (plane) wrote:
>hoch@exemplary.invalid (CharlesH) wrote in message news:<c95f4021dvv@news1.newsguy.com>...
>> In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
>> The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
>> >On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
>> ><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
>> >
>> >VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
>> >
>> >New Year's Day
>> >Memorial Day
>> >Independence Day
>> >Labor Day
>> >Thanksgiving Day
>> >Christmas Day
>> >
>> >And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
>> >will be July 5th.
>>
>I could be wrong, but I don't believe that july 5th will get holiday
>rates--I 've never seen it in the past. comments?
There was a message printed on my latest bill that stated such.
On 28 May 2004 08:01:07 -0700, plane@usa.com (plane) wrote:
>hoch@exemplary.invalid (CharlesH) wrote in message news:<c95f4021dvv@news1.newsguy.com>...
>> In article <qk9cb0lfjvflta24roni40koubguov9hd1@4ax.com>,
>> The Ghost of General Lee <ghost@general.lee> wrote:
>> >On Thu, 27 May 2004 13:35:05 GMT, "Daniel Dravot"
>> ><chasham97NOSPAM@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >>Are Memorial Day calls charged as prime time or holiday?
>> >
>> >VZW considers the following as holidays for billing purposes:
>> >
>> >New Year's Day
>> >Memorial Day
>> >Independence Day
>> >Labor Day
>> >Thanksgiving Day
>> >Christmas Day
>> >
>> >And since July 4th will fall on a Sunday this year, your 'holiday' day
>> >will be July 5th.
>>
>I could be wrong, but I don't believe that july 5th will get holiday
>rates--I 've never seen it in the past. comments?
There was a message printed on my latest bill that stated such.
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On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 18:18:15 -0400, "tgw" </dev/null@spam.com> chose to add
this to the great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
>Why is it that "more uniform" always translates to less for some rather than
>more for some?!? VZW could have added the day after Thanksgiving for those
>who did not already have it. ;-)
That's the way businesses operate...
>What happens with 4 July this year (Sunday)? Does Monday, 5 July become an
>off-peak holiday?
Yes, that is correct. See elsewhere in this thread.
--
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http://home.att.net/~dwstreeter
Remove the naughty bit from my address to reply
Expect a train on ANY track at ANY time.
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must be kept away from the truffles after they are traced.
"In Italy, however, farmers prefer to locate truffles with specially
trained gods, who can be of any breed and are often a mixed breed."
- the "Manchester Guardian"
On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 18:18:15 -0400, "tgw" </dev/null@spam.com> chose to add
this to the great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
>Why is it that "more uniform" always translates to less for some rather than
>more for some?!? VZW could have added the day after Thanksgiving for those
>who did not already have it. ;-)
That's the way businesses operate...
>What happens with 4 July this year (Sunday)? Does Monday, 5 July become an
>off-peak holiday?
Yes, that is correct. See elsewhere in this thread.
--
David Streeter, "an internet god" -- Dave Barry
http://home.att.net/~dwstreeter
Remove the naughty bit from my address to reply
Expect a train on ANY track at ANY time.
"In France, truffles are often found by pigs, who have a keen nose for the
scent of the underground tuber, although swine tend to eat the plant and
must be kept away from the truffles after they are traced.
"In Italy, however, farmers prefer to locate truffles with specially
trained gods, who can be of any breed and are often a mixed breed."
- the "Manchester Guardian"
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