I used to be with cingular and then switched over to AT&T when my contract
was up. My phone that I got from AT&T is now constantly turning off and
screwing up unexpectedly. Apparently now AT&T and Cingular are together so
would I possibly be able to take the SIM card out of my AT&T ...

I have a couple of questions as I contemplate purchase of TDMA phones:
1) Anyone with an informed opinion about the life of the AT&T (now Cingular
Blue) and Cingular (Cingular Orange) networks.  Are towers being deactivated
on a regular basis.  Will it all end in a few months?

For sale Sonyerricsson T68i (unlocked) with data cable
Best offer +shipping gets it.

Any recommendations in terms of reception and reliability? Size is not an
issue.
Thanks.

I just got off the phone with a customer service person, at cingular
and was told that if I paid $18.00 to change from att to cingular.
I would have 30 days to cancel without paying the fee to cancel my
service.

Cingular has announced that the AT&T Wireless web site, www.attwireless.com,
will no longer work after April 25, 2005.
Online access to services, including Online Customer Support, will be found
at www.cingular.com.

What is the what looks like a small "E" with a red and green stripe
underneath it?  It's up on top of the display (as you open up the
phone) on the left, right next to the signal indicator meter?
TIA

Any recommendations for Dallas, Texas? I heard some good things about Beyond
Wireless and wonder if BW is still the best choice?
Thanks.

I would like to purchase a phone to replace an old Motorola pre GSM service
phone for use on the new cingular/ATT.
I would like it to be a clamshell design. All this phone needs to do is work as
a phone without any other features.

Several times when I've attempted calling my brother's Cingular (AT&T side)
cell phone I get the recordering "the cellular user you are attempting to
reach is not accepting calls at this time".  My brother has done nothing out
of the ordinary with the phone.  He is in his home area ...

I've had an AT&T Free2Go TDMA prepaid for an aging relative for a few
years, buying $10/90 days, most of which was never used.  I do NOT
intend to pay Cingular's new recharge rate and want to change to a
different pre-paid TDMA provider.  I have investigated Beyond Wireless

With Mother's day coming up,
we are looking at some of the retail phones
& their plans for Grandma, etc :)
Cingular - Cingular network - gophone

There seems to be some confusion about "migration" to Cingular
The "Migration" to Cingular from former ATTWS customers is refering t
former TDMA CUSTOMERS ONLY!!!  Cingular is doing away with the old TDM
system used by AT&T Wireless and converting everyone to GSM.  There i