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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Fido / December 2003roaming in Los Vegas
I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell Mobility (CDMA) for voice. I'm told that if I am on the T-mobile service for my data, it will be free on my plan with Fido. Could somebody confrim this? And who are the other GSM providers in Los Vegas? Also who are the CDMA providers there too for my Bell phone? ve7lee at hotmail dot com ATT has Vegas covered (as best as they can cover) I believe Verizon has it covered for CDMA. > I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell > Mobility (CDMA) for voice. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > ve7lee at hotmail dot com GSM roaming will be on Cingular (your handset may say Pacific Bell depending on its age). You will use minutes from your Fido plan and you will also be charged US20¢ per minute. I believe your Bell phone will prefer to roam on Sprint. Brendan > I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell > Mobility (CDMA) for voice. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > ve7lee at hotmail dot com Sorry, there is no cell phone coverage in Los Vegas because Los Vegas doesn't exist. ;-) : I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell : Mobility (CDMA) for voice. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] : : ve7lee at hotmail dot com I sorry Pavel, I meant Las Vegas would be the proper name. Here we call it Loss Wages. > Sorry, there is no cell phone coverage in Los Vegas because Los Vegas > doesn't exist. ;-) [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > : > : ve7lee at hotmail dot com > I sorry Pavel, I meant Las Vegas would be the proper name. > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > : > > : ve7lee at hotmail dot com Doesn't Bell roam on Sprint in the States? The other CDMA provider would probably be Verizon. L. >I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell >Mobility (CDMA) for voice. > >I'm told that if I am on the T-mobile service for my data, it will be free >on my plan with Fido. You'd have to check that out with Fido. I don't know of any carrier that will give you free GPRS away from your home system. >And who are the other GSM providers in Los Vegas? GSM in Las Vegas will be AT&T Wireless and cingular/T-Mobile (they share infrastructure in California and Nevada.) >Also who are the CDMA providers there too for my Bell phone? Verizon and Sprint PCS. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - To send an email reply send to GSMthemobilestandard (@) yahoo.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Group Special Mobile" <look@signature_to.reply> Newsgroups: alt.cellular.bellmobility,alt.cellular.cdma,alt.cellular.fido,alt.cellular.g sm Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 10:53 AM Subject: Re: roaming in Los Vegas > >I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell > >Mobility (CDMA) for voice. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > You'd have to check that out with Fido. I don't know of any carrier > that will give you free GPRS away from your home system. Fido does! well sorta... Fido GPRS coverage also includes the U.S. Depending on your GPRS plan, you will be charged accordingly. So if you have the unlimited package, no extra charge. I do have the unlimited plan. I just have to make sure that my Merlin card is on T-mobile. I guess that not all hotel room provide free RJ-45 plug with free internet yet. > Fido does! well sorta... > > Fido GPRS coverage also includes the U.S. > > Depending on your GPRS plan, you will be charged accordingly. > So if you have the unlimited package, no extra charge. >I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell >Mobility (CDMA) for voice. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >And who are the other GSM providers in Los Vegas? Cingular (formerly PBMS) is a GSM operator in Nevada. >Also who are the CDMA providers there too for my Bell phone? > >ve7lee at hotmail dot com >>I will be roaming Los Vegas next year using my Fido GPRS on GsM and Bell >>Mobility (CDMA) for voice. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >>ve7lee at hotmail dot com T-Mobile does not have a network in California or Nevada. T-Mobile uses cingular's infrastructure. Same thing in the metro New York City area. cingular does not have network in metro NYC and uses T-Mobile's infrastructure. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - To send an email reply send to GSMthemobilestandard (@) yahoo.com |
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