View Full Version : T-Mobile hookup? (Plans, phones? Anything?)
FaLKoN240
10-08-2007, 12:38 AM
I'm trying to get rid of Verizon because I've had it for over 4 years now, and I LIVE in a dead area for my carrier... Stupid I know.
My girlfriend said that sounds pretty good, PLUS she has T-Mobile so I can call her for free and stuff.
But I was wondering if anyone has hook up on T-Mobile. If so PM me with details numbers/names etc.
EDIT:
OR CINGULAR! I don't really care, I just need a new phone, if you got celly hook up at ALL, it would be appreciated!
yokotas13
10-08-2007, 01:08 AM
sidekick ftw
Rayne
10-08-2007, 07:31 AM
T-Mobile does not offer free mobile to mobile calling.
I have had t-mobile service for almost three years now. My girlfriend and I are going to be switching to "AT&T" at the end of my contract next May.
Which phone do you want?
240trainee
10-08-2007, 07:34 AM
sidekick ftl
I like my blackberry pearl, tried a sidekick, didn't like it.
Good for txting, bad for everything else.
Daniel.
10-08-2007, 08:53 AM
sent you a pm. :)
Saltman
10-08-2007, 10:01 AM
Stay away from Cingu-LIAR!!! I'm switching back to Verizon because they have the best coverage. I could talk in an elevator with them and hold a call. Cingular (the so-called new AT&T) should both be sued for false advertising. Least dropped calls my A$$!! I've had more dropped calls than anything. PLUS, when I was driving back from Vegas to LA, I had "No Network Coverage" for about 100 miles through Death Valley and it was 117 degrees out there. If my rental had broke down, I would've been SOL. And yes, I have the so-called Nationwide coverage. But to answer your question - no, I don't have the hookup on T-Mobile. Far as I'm concerned, I don't care about the different kinds of fancy schmancy phones. As long as I can talk on it without losing important calls, take pics, video record some things and play games, I'm good. Ok, so I do care about some fancy schmancy phones.
*sorry for the rant. Talking about phones hit a nerve and I blacked out for a minute.
FaLKoN240
10-08-2007, 10:29 AM
Which phone do you want?
I dunno, I got this website upon looking up pics on a different thread I made.
http://www.phonegg.com/e/TOP-Cell-Phones.html
Anyone of those phones would be nice, but Cingular AND T-Mobile websites had NONE of the perspective phones from those sites.
Rayne
10-08-2007, 11:03 AM
I dunno, I got this website upon looking up pics on a different thread I made.
http://www.phonegg.com/e/TOP-Cell-Phones.html
Anyone of those phones would be nice, but Cingular AND T-Mobile websites had NONE of the perspective phones from those sites.
Most of those phones have not come out yet. Some of those phones may never make it to the US or Canada as well.
LimitedEdition
10-08-2007, 11:17 AM
Not to threadjack, but I would be interested in any hookups on Cingular/ATT. I am picking up a iPhone soon.
drift freaq
10-08-2007, 11:25 AM
I dunno, I got this website upon looking up pics on a different thread I made.
http://www.phonegg.com/e/TOP-Cell-Phones.html
Anyone of those phones would be nice, but Cingular AND T-Mobile websites had NONE of the perspective phones from those sites.
Scott those phones are all European market phones. The problem is two fold.
1. Due to total dumb ass idiots. That think you can get brain cancer from their cell phones, kicking and screaming about it. The FCC mandated a wattage output rating of 3.1 Watts( yes the folks at the FCC are totally un scientific dumb asses, they are regulators nothing more than bureaucrats) . Any cell phone capable of broadcasting a higher amount of radio frequency wattage is not allowed into the U.S.
2. Unlike the rest of the world your cell phones are tethered to the provider. Again this is because the providers kicked and whined to the FCC that if the phones were not regulated i.e. tied to the so called struggling providers( in the providers language) they would lose money.
You can buy a European phone and use it on a provider like any GSM phone on a GSM carrier. Though if you have a my faves plan with Tmobile . Like I do. You need a phone that has the My Faves software in it, which is an exclusive to T Mobile. By the way My Faves is pretty damn good . It gives you 5 numbers on any network that you call free unlimited calling long distance or local. This is on top of the regular minutes.
T Mobile also does have unlimited mobile to mobile ala carte for either 6.99 or 9.99 a month.
I have had Cingular aka the New ATT and their customer service bites ass . I used to sell them in fact. My Dad had Verizon, its overated. It still drops calls and like all other networks has its issues. The only thing Verizon has is a large outdated analog network in rural areas that its phones fall back on when there is no digital. I remind you this is only in rural areas. So Verizon is really not as great as their commercials claims but then again all the providers are not as good as their commercials .
I have had T mobile for the last 5 years its been good enough for me not to switch. Ya I want a Iphone lol . I am a tech geek. Though I really would not want to go back to Cingular.
BustedS13
10-08-2007, 11:37 AM
http://www.sprint.com/sero
email:
[email protected]
the Sprint Employee Referral Offer will hook you up with 500 anytime minutes, unlimited data, unlimited texts, and nights/weekends at 7pm, for 30 dollars a month. you cannot beat this deal, unless you work for a cellphone company. end of story.
B18C5MK1
10-08-2007, 03:34 PM
dont get a sidekick. they're outdated compared to whats out there now..
drop t-mobile and get helio. get the ocean. its better than the sdk and iphone imo.
Daniel.
10-08-2007, 04:47 PM
dont get a sidekick. they're outdated compared to whats out there now..
drop t-mobile and get helio. get the ocean. its better than the sdk and iphone imo.
lol helio. :-/
TheWolf
10-08-2007, 08:18 PM
my tmobile dash just died... they're being bitchy abouta replacement...
lexcouture
10-08-2007, 08:22 PM
i have a family own t-mobile shop... pm me .. trust, ill hook u up
Terminus2k
10-08-2007, 08:31 PM
My Dad had Verizon, its overated. It still drops calls and like all other networks has its issues. The only thing Verizon has is a large outdated analog network in rural areas that its phones fall back on when there is no digital. I remind you this is only in rural areas. So Verizon is really not as great as their commercials claims but then again all the providers are not as good as their commercials .
i work for verizon, and just fyi, in january there will be no analog service. also, your right, it is a fall back..the market actually using the analog is less than .05% of all of our customers..granted if you actually are one of those customers, of course you will have complaints(not saying you are). overall, we have people leave, due to service, and we have people join because of service. IMO, verizon has the most broad service, and the most money into our towers. plus we have a true 3g network, in all of our enhanced data areas.
btw gsm phones are way cooler than cdma hands down, due to the global usage of gsm.
grnappletree14
10-08-2007, 11:07 PM
i work for verizon, and just fyi, in january there will be no analog service. also, your right, it is a fall back..the market actually using the analog is less than .05% of all of our customers..granted if you actually are one of those customers, of course you will have complaints(not saying you are). overall, we have people leave, due to service, and we have people join because of service. IMO, verizon has the most broad service, and the most money into our towers. plus we have a true 3g network, in all of our enhanced data areas.
btw gsm phones are way cooler than cdma hands down, due to the global usage of gsm.
im a verizon user, what do u mean by in jan there will be no analog service. and also does it come equipped with every verizon phone and how do we use it, can i have more details
Daniel.
10-08-2007, 11:12 PM
im a verizon user, what do u mean by in jan there will be no analog service. and also does it come equipped with every verizon phone and how do we use it, can i have more details
Analog signals can only be taken advantage of when you have a phone that is dual mode. Meaning it can pick up digital cell phone signals and analog cell phone signals.
Nearly all of Verizon's current cellphone lineup is digital only. They can't even get an analog signal. If you read the above post, you'd see that Terminus2k says that less than .05% of Verizon customers will be affected.
Bottom line, don't sweat it. It doesn't affect you. The chances that you have an older Verizon phone which can even get an analog signal is next to none.
Rayne
10-13-2007, 09:01 PM
i have a family own t-mobile shop... pm me .. trust, ill hook u up
You aren't the only one.
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