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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Alltel / January 2008Roaming in Mexico
Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an Alltel CDMA phone? If so, should I make any special arrangements through customer service? >Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an Alltel >CDMA phone? If so, should I make any special arrangements through customer >service? How about doing some of your OWN research. Did you even bother to check on the Alltel website and look at the various rate plans? Perhas one called the North American Freedom Plan? Or click on the list of the over 800 cities in Mexico that are covered and see if they are on that list? I know the answer because I looked. I won't tell lazy bastards like you though - I'll make you go and look yourself. >>Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an >>Alltel CDMA phone? If so, should I make any special arrangements [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I know the answer because I looked. I won't tell lazy bastards like > you though - I'll make you go and look yourself. What an a.shole..... Glad most of the Alltel TSRs aren't a.sholes like you. >>>Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an >>>Alltel CDMA phone? If so, should I make any special arrangements [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >What an a.shole..... Glad most of the Alltel TSRs aren't a.sholes like >you. This coming from the most widely acknowledged IDIOT in the cell phone groups. Yes, your opinions mean a lot. Shouldn't you be bithcing about Axces TV or something? >>Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an >>Alltel [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I know the answer because I looked. I won't tell lazy bastards like > you though - I'll make you go and look yourself. Geez, you have a point, sort of, but lighten up. mike Nevermind. I didn't intend the question for you. >>Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an >>Alltel [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I know the answer because I looked. I won't tell lazy bastards like > you though - I'll make you go and look yourself. > Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerta Vallarta -- can you do it with an Alltel > CDMA phone? If so, should I make any special arrangements through customer > service? I've roamed in the above areas with my Alltel phone and other carriers as well over the years with no problems. Make sure you call customer service before leaving the country to make sure you are enabled for international roaming. Here is the link for list of cities that have roaming in Mexico (all three you mentioned are in here) http://www.alltel.com/wps/wcm/connect/3802f600470b3c9fbe4ffececf7dc1b6/MexicoCit yList.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=3802f600470b3c9fbe4ffececf7dc1b6&CACHEID=f135ee004 708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135ee0 04708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135e e004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f13 5ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f 135ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66&CACHEID=f135ee004708badf99ea9d90e102de66 According to customer service (wayne in the billing department - I called today) it is .99 - 1.29 per minute to use it, but it could be less depending on the roaming partner's tower that you're using plus if your calling back to the U.S. another .30 cents a minute for long distance. So in theory we're talking .99 - 1.59 a minute which I don't consider to be too expensive. In practive I think they've charged me about 1.29 - 1.59 a minute in the past and that seems pretty consistant with what customer service told me. Good luck down there and have fun. Remember the dial patterns are different in Mexico too. The international access code is 00 instead of 011 so to call the weather here in Cleveland Ohio you'd dial 00-1-216-931-1212 (00 = intl access code, 1=US & Canada shared country code, then area code and number) Scott Emick Euclid Friendly Computer Service http://efcs.webhop.biz/ |
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