Your Cell Phone Provider?

[Admin God]

Just switched our corporate plan from sprint/nextel to AT&T. We pay alittle more (maybe $200 a month) with AT&T but at least we get better service now, and can put our issues with sprint/nextel behind us. Got so bad at the end with sprint/nextel that they couldn't even activate their own phones they shipped us. AT&T has also given us a ton of perks included (roadside, ptt, insurance, free phones, no activation fees, etc) as part of our package and is giving us about 15,000 mins more a month, so it has been worth the extra money... so far.

 

[Seven]

I've heard of them. But they're CDMA, so they suck.

Yeah. It does indeed suck. I want to switch to Alltel so that I at least have a good web browser I can use. With U.S. Cellular you can't download/install applications UNLESS your getting them through their "EasyEdge" catalog.

You have to pay for EasyEdge + pay for each application and some are subscription... so you get charged monthly along with EasyEdge.

I also can't put my own ringtones on my phone. I have to use the ones that are given to me or paid for through EasyEdge applications.

I wish I had a friend who could unlock my phone for free
(Would that even solve my problems?) Moto Slvr L7c

 

[Lysdexic]

Yeah. It does indeed suck. I want to switch to Alltel so that I at least have a good web browser I can use. With U.S. Cellular you can't download/install applications UNLESS your getting them through their "EasyEdge" catalog.

You have to pay for EasyEdge + pay for each application and some are subscription... so you get charged monthly along with EasyEdge.

I also can't put my own ringtones on my phone. I have to use the ones that are given to me or paid for through EasyEdge applications.

I wish I had a friend who could unlock my phone for free
(Would that even solve my problems?) Moto Slvr L7c

Every company has loopholes. T-Mobile does the same thing, I found that if you give a song or application a bunk extension, you quickly get around these problems (for example, give mp3's the .amr extension and the phone realizes it's a sound file still, but the blocks only detected the .mp3 part).

 

[Mortis]

NONE.

I hate talking on the telephone.

Come over my house or do not talk to me.

BTW. I hate being emailed also.

If you do not want to talk to me face to face. Do not bother me.

P.S.
Must be because I am old I feel this way.

 

[Johabius]

P.S.
Must be because I am old I feel this way.

There is a lot of truth in that.

 

[Mortis]

Yeah old people also use P.S. When they write.

Meaning Post Script.

 

[TMSTKSBK]

But can you tell me what Post Script means?

 

[Johabius]

After writing. Usually in reference to an addition to the main text of a piece correspondence.

 

[Maynza]

But can you tell me what Post Script means?

Post as in after script as in text @_o aren't you in college.

 

[crackrat]

NONE.

I hate talking on the telephone.

Come over my house or do not talk to me.

BTW. I hate being emailed also.

If you do not want to talk to me face to face. Do not bother me.

P.S.
Must be because I am old I feel this way.

lol ... your not alone i hate phones as well

i have sprint as an just in case pay as you go type phone so far i use it more as a time piece.....

 

[Seven]

Every company has loopholes. T-Mobile does the same thing, I found that if you give a song or application a bunk extension, you quickly get around these problems (for example, give mp3's the .amr extension and the phone realizes it's a sound file still, but the blocks only detected the .mp3 part).

Hmm... I might just have to try that.

On a side note, has anyone used the LG Voyageur?

 

[TMSTKSBK]

Post as in after script as in text @_o aren't you in college.

Congrats, you get a cookie. That is the correct answer.
(How could the Grammar Nazi not know what it is...?)

But no one caught that it's actually "postscript".