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sarmadgilani@gmail.com - 31 May 2005 01:52 GMT

Hi,

Is it possible to change the name on the account with Cingular? (My
phone has been under my dad's name and I figured I better finally put
it under my name.)

Also, I'm in the 22th month of my 2-yr contract and I'm eligible for an
upgrade, but I'm thinking I should wait a few months for perhaps a
better deal until I really need to use my phone in the fall before
upgrading. Is there a limit to how long I remain eligible?

I have a Nation GSM plan with 250 anytime and 5000 night/wkend for
$29.95 that I signed up for back in 2003, if I sign a new contract can
I keep this plan? (I don't see anything like it anymore in existence,
seems like plan rates have gone up quite a bit!)

Thanks, Sarmad.

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Jer - 31 May 2005 05:18 GMT

> Hi,
>
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> better deal until I really need to use my phone in the fall before
> upgrading. Is there a limit to how long I remain eligible?

Your existing service level will continue after your current contract
espires - they'll just convert it to a month-to-month account. You're
always eligible for an upgrade regardless.

> I have a Nation GSM plan with 250 anytime and 5000 night/wkend for
> $29.95 that I signed up for back in 2003, if I sign a new contract can
> I keep this plan? (I don't see anything like it anymore in existence,
> seems like plan rates have gone up quite a bit!)

If/when you sign a new contract, you'll have to choose from the plans
offered at the time of signing.

> Thanks, Sarmad.

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dr.news@better.price.biz.nospam - 31 May 2005 13:16 GMT

Order is everything: you are eligible for an upgrade AND you want the
account in your own name.
Do the upgrade first; after you get the new phone and put it on your line,
then put the line under your name. You will get the most value, and keep
your phone number. dr

If you are young and without credit history; you may be asked to pay a
deposit. This isn't just about name change on the account, it is a change
of financial responsibilty and they will run a credit check on you, and a
deposit may be required, or not. FYI.

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If I can help: dr.news@better-price.biz.nospam or thru this notes forum.

>> Hi,
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>> Thanks, Sarmad.

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scott14661 - 01 Jun 2005 23:16 GMT

sarmadgilani@gmail.com Wrote:

> Hi,
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>
> Thanks, Sarmad.

The other posters are correct. You could keep your same plan if yo
wish, Jer was incorrect. As long as you dont leave that plan you ca
keep it, once you leave it you wouldn't be able to go back. One othe
note, there will be a $36 charge to change the name on the account

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