If I had a mobile. I'd prefer a detailed bill to ensure that I'm not overcharged...

CWW , Ipswich,

I have gone to their website (AT&T) AND called them at least 5 times to request paperless billing. ONCE, they did not send me all the pages and the next month promptly sent me another billing of at least 25 pages! Surprisingly, it has been two months now and I am still getting only the e-billing! Saved a tree! Way to go AT&T!

Thomas E. Morris III, Midland, Tx.

She explained on MacBreak Weekly that the 30,000 number includes texts she received from the likes of Twitter et al.

David, Dorset,

30,000 text messages a month?? Did anyone double check that before printing it?

that would be 1,000 text messages a day.

8 hours for sleep, allow 2 hours a day for eating, showering etc.. that would still mean 1.4 texts per minute for 14 hours a day every single day!!

No way.

Gary, Brisbane, QLD

My question is, if she is so tech 'savvy', why is she getting a paper bill? Should go to on-line bill only. 90% of my bills are that way now and trying to make it 99%. There will always be 1 or 2 that are mailed no matter what.

But 300 pages, a little extreme. Of course, she requested a detail bill and sent all those text messages. I have 2 phones and our combined bill only goes about 8 pages.

Print it only if I have a question to ask.

David Flynn, Kansas City, MO, US

She's american and she's good looking. What job?

JJ, Calgary, Canada

Don't worry about it guys. Let's say it takes 12 seconds for an experienced hand to send a text. That's about 3 hours and 20 minutes a day. So if she has a one our commute, there's two hours, and you really only need to look up at the road between texts right?
Then she takes a one hour break for lunch, and two fifteen minute breaks in the day, that adds up to 3 and a half hours. Plenty of time!
Of course, I would like it if AT&T would send a text to me notifying me when she's driving while texting.

Daniel, Boulder, USA

Not to mention her now arthritic thumbs from all that texting.

Matt, London,

Er, Mr Text, it doesn't add up that way. Quite possible she'd been doing some group texting. That's the only way it could have been possible, during the course of her job.

Niyi, yorkshire,

Mr Text!,

Ezarik's 1,000 text messages weren't necessarily unique. Many people send single text messages to multiple people. People in promotional work would send them to large numbers of people.

Lachlan Rhodes, Melbourne, Australia

Mr. Text: Right, her job is as a "Lifecaster"... hence the link to http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/the_web/article2145375.ece that the Times attached to the word "Lifecaster" in the article. Maybe it'll answer a few questions for you, and also lead to new ones.

Mr. Stating the Obvious, London, UK

I think she might have been a bit out with that calculation!

starling, Lancaster,

3 Million views? 300k you mean. I must admit though, thats a lot of paper for a bill.

Dave, Aspin, France

I don't believe she sent 30,000 text messages a month.

Don, london,

"30,000 text messages in a month".

30 days in a month... 1,000 a day, Say ten hours of texting a day.

That means this lady is sending effectively 100 messages an hour. THAT IS NEARLY TWO A MINUTE ALL DAY EVERY DAY!!!

Am I the only one who is slightly shocked by that?! And this woman is supposed to have a job!

Mr Text!, London, UK