> Last I knew they charge $4/mo. for CSD. It is slow and policy doesn't
> let you use "free" minutes. (enforcement appears to be lax).
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> Dav e
Do I need to call Cingular and have CDS activated? Will they do that or
require some additonal package?
> "Free" as in free nights and weekends? First I've heard of that
> restriction. I've never had a problem using CSD at those times--comes
> out of whatever pool a voice call at that time would come out of.
Jud Hardcastle - 23 May 2005 14:16 GMT
> Do I need to call Cingular and have CDS activated? Will they do that or
> require some additonal package?
>
> > "Free" as in free nights and weekends? First I've heard of that
> > restriction. I've never had a problem using CSD at those times--comes
> > out of whatever pool a voice call at that time would come out of.
Someone more recent than me will have to answer that. I've got a GAIT
account and CSD was included in that without having to request it. On
TDMA you had to have a wap data package apx $5/mo. I think people have
reported lately that they couldn't get it at all on pure GSM accounts
but that may be a case of the CSR's just not knowing about anything but
the GPRS data packages.

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Dallas TX USA
ja - 31 May 2005 15:26 GMT
I activated CSD on my phone myself from using the account log-in screen from
www.cingular.com
After logging on to your account,
You click on My Features on the left
Then click Available features
Then you select to add "Wireless Internet" to your account for $3.99 a
month.
Note that it is "Wireless Internet" and not "Wireless Internet Express"
I have called up the isp and have never incurred additional charges beyond
the 3.99 a month.
> Do I need to call Cingular and have CDS activated? Will they do that or
> require some additonal package?
>
> > "Free" as in free nights and weekends? First I've heard of that
> > restriction. I've never had a problem using CSD at those times--comes
> > out of whatever pool a voice call at that time would come out of.