Cellphone Stuff

That's nice. :)

As far I as know, it seems a lot people disagree about Cingular's claim on lowest drop calls, but if you never had problems...

tabana wrote:As far I as know, it seems a lot people disagree about Cingular's claim on lowest drop calls, but if you never had problems...

I haven't had very many really long conversations on my phone, so I wouldn't know...

i love my samsung sgh e730
but i hate the usb...becoz i cant upload!!!!!!huh
:beatyou:

bmwracer wrote:Been doing some research an it looks like Verizon has the best service AND support, but I'll have to pay more per month ($40+ vs. $30+) for that privilege... :sweat:

Looks like keeping my existing number won't be a problem: most services are more than willing to take in a new customer and help with the changeover for free... :)

I'm a prepaid cell guy. I don't spend most of my time on the phone so paying a monthy fee for me is insane. I was with ATT prepaid for years then Cingular bought them. I was paying 12.5 cents a minute.
Cingular kept pestering me to switch to their unbelievable rip off GO phone; you get .10 a minute but the first call of the day costs you $1 plus .10 a minute. So since I talk a few minutes each day the annual cost is over $365.
Now they finally pulled the plug on the old ATT prepaid plan. So I pulled the plug on Cingular....
Switched to NET10. Incredible. Love it so far. Not a single problem. a flat .10 minute. No monthy or hidden fees. And the reception is strong where before I could not receive in places like the gym. I understand they rent the phone lines from Cingular.... And I had heard that Cingular had created intentional problems for former ATT prepaid plan subscribers to get them to switch to their rip off plan.
What a joke... now I have the Cigngular network for .10 a minute....
:victory:

lim_li wrote:i love my samsung sgh e730
but i hate the usb...becoz i cant upload!!!!!!huh
:beatyou:

I'm buying the cellphone as a phone, not as an mp3 player. :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:
I'm buying the cellphone as a phone, not as an mp3 player. :shakehead:

Hear hear. I have an mp3 player, a portable DVD player and a phone. It's been my experience that multifunction devices rarely if ever give you the perfection and quality I need to have for each function that I want. When I want music, my mp3 player is unbeatable just as is my phone for calling and my DVD player for visual enjoyment of 9" display instead of the pigmy size in multiple use devices. :dancing: :dancing:

cellphone straps......doubles as emergency source of beer when typing in the number of a fugly girl....to deaden your senses

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I was looking into getting a Cell Phone maybe for Christmas, I wanted to get a Cingular Nokia, would that be a good choice of Phone service to get?

Okay, you guys were no help.

I decided to switch over to T-Mobile... :fingerscrossed:


It didn't take them long to switch me over: my existing phone doesn't work anymore and I haven't even received my new phone yet. :sweat: :sweat:

I hope I won't need it between now and then. :sweat: :puppydog: :fingerscrossed: :sweat:

i was going to invite you over for sushi, but you never picked up. :puppydog: :shakehead:

oh well, next time.

krim wrote:i was going to invite you over for sushi, but you never picked up. :puppydog: :shakehead:

oh well, next time.

:hehe:

krim wrote:i was going to invite you over for sushi, but you never picked up. :puppydog: :shakehead:

oh well, next time.

I'm guessing u and BM live close near each other right? that is nice

krim wrote:i was going to invite you over for sushi, but you never picked up. :puppydog: :shakehead:

oh well, next time.

I don't eat goldfish. :P

it would be alot better if you get a phone on a plan?

The_Lyrics wrote:it would be alot better if you get a phone on a plan?

Always, since the phone is usually free.

My Motorola V360 was free when I signed up with T-Mobile... The commitment is two years, like all (?) of the plans out there.

bmwracer wrote:
Always, since the phone is usually free.

My Motorola V360 was free when I signed up with T-Mobile... The commitment is two years, like all (?) of the plans out there.

oh, really? nice i never knew that

bmwracer wrote:
Always, since the phone is usually free.

My Motorola V360 was free when I signed up with T-Mobile... The commitment is two years, like all (?) of the plans out there.

Hey BM, is T-Mobile good brand? i am looking into different phone right now for holidays does T-Mobile have Nokia?

Raining JHan wrote:

Hey BM, is T-Mobile good brand? i am looking into different phone right now for holidays does T-Mobile have Nokia?

http://www.t-mobile.com/

krim wrote:


http://www.t-mobile.com/

T-Moblie does not really intrest me, dont have the kind of phone i want, anyone know all the brand company phone names, can u list please!!

Raining JHan wrote:

T-Moblie does not really intrest me, dont have the kind of phone i want, anyone know all the brand company phone names, can u list please!!

Try Cingular or Verizon Wireless.