Hello crowd!
It's been a long time since I was thinking moving on from Sprint service.
Main reason to move: World Phones for traveling... Now that I can port my
numbers, I think I may be ready to actually do something about it :-).

I was thinking of replacing my home phone service with a T-Mobile line
(switching to a family plan). The home # would be set to forward to the
mobile # when busy or no answer.
Is there a way to do this so my account doesnt get charged 2 times for the

In comparing these two phones the only two things I care about are the RF
performance ability to pull or hold a signal in a poor signal area and the
second thing is the quality/volume of sound coming from the phone to my ear.
Opinions from those of you have used both please

Can a wap enabled phone be used to dialup my ISP and access wap sites? I
assume that this will burn minutes instead of gprs data.

If I have an unlimited t-zone plan and use *99#, am I using my unlimited
t-zone or is this going against my minutes

Here in Seattle (the home of T-mobile) we are at a screaming rate of
900 Bps on the GPRS system. Its been slowing down for the past week
now. Voice has bad echo on it. CS says their aware of the problem but
not sure when "or if" it will be resolved.

I got my Nokia 6610 and my 4.99 unlimited tzones.
I was reading around here that there may be a way to connect my pocketpc to
the phone to at least get tzones on the screen.  Is this true?
I am not necessarily looking for unlimited browsing service, but actually

T-Mobile mentions on their website that Enhanced voicemail is available at
no charge on plans above $34.99/month (which is marketing lingo I guess for
ensuring most customers who want free voicemail use their $39.99/month
plan).

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If you had any experience, good or bad, please list it here.

There's been a million of these, I realize, but I couldn't really
find what I was looking for.
I just upped my plan to the T-zones for free thing. I've found
that I can access some wap pages that I find on search engines to

I did a deja news search of this group looking for a previous post about the FCC
Regulation concerning jamming a signal and the penalty associated with it. Deja
did not have anything. Does anyone have the regulation and fine for doing this?
Thanks

How is it? Is it active and fast enough. I wish to add that to my T-Mobile
account but will have to upgrade phone

My brother has a family plan with T-Mobile in another region.
I was told by cust care that he could call me while I am in my region using
his unlimited T/m to T/m for free
and I would incur just minutes used from my bucket of minutes.

if I set up alerts in t-zones and am paying for t-zones.  do I get charged
for messages sent as alerts?
thanks