My Treo 180 was just delivered by Tmobile with the GPRS upgrade installed.
I want to UNINSTALL the GPRS upgrade.  I have an older Treo180 that does NOT
have the GPRS upgrade.  Now, I want to take the newer phone and UNINSTALL
the GPRS upgrade.

I've been a 2+ year family ($69.99) customer with T-Mobile.  We've
rarely used more than 300 minutes out of our pool of 800.  Today on TV
I saw that there's a new $49.99 family plan and decided to ring up
customer service.

I just got a "generic" Motorola v600 that has not been configured to
work with any carrier. i got it set up with GPRS but can't figure out
how to get it set up to send picture messages. Can anyone help?
Thanks.

What I want to do is have a pocketpc ability to browse without using the
pocketpc as a phone (bluetooth or IR to my phone).  I am willing to pay the
19.99 to add the full internet to my service plan but will that work with
using my phone as a modem?

About 2 months ago I wanted to upgrade my phone and spoke to the tmobile upgrade
department. They did not have any deals for their existing customers that were
competative to what I could get on amazon.com. I read the amazon.com rebate and
it said that existing customers could ...

Recently signed up (last Dec) for the Family Basic $49.99 plan (by merging 2
existing accounts). On latest bill saw this "Call Forward" 500 minutes. If
you could answer some queries:
a) is the 500 minues per account (that is shared between all lines on that

do any t-mobile phones support a sprint vision style minibrowser?
 i've seen demos of the text-based wap1.0 browsers and those are
not particularly exciting.  the vision minibrowser can go to
arbitrary web sites with regular html and is a bit more pc web

I have to pass my story on to the utter complete and useless customer
service I have had from T-Mobile in the past couple of weeks.  I
suppose part of it is my fault for actually believing the T-Mobile
local reps, and the reps on the phone, but that's supposed to be their

It seems that T-Mobile never offers deals on phones for their existing
customers.  I've been a customer of them since 2000 and would like a new
phone.  Are the phones and rebates that they sell on the site available to
existing customers or just new customers who activate an ...

Going to Buenos Aires (also may have a brief stop in Iguazu and in Colonia
Uraguay) later this month.  Can someone tell me whether you have had success
with coverage with a T-Mobile triband phone?  Seems from the t-mobile
website that they do have a roaming arrangement in Argentina, ...

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It seems the Nokia 3595 is the only phone T-Mobile (USA) sells that
works on GSM800 (850).  Do you know of plans for more?  If not, any
suggestions for an unlocked phone for 800/1900?  Thanks.

Here is one for the books.
Reviewed my bill today and found a $0.08 charge under Taxes, Surcharges
and Assessment.  The line item is:
Texas Infrastructure Fund

For some reason my network switch sometimes adds a +1(areacode) prefix
on incoming calls and always on incoming text.  Because of this the
phone doesn't match the caller with the entry in my phone book and
display the name, since it seems to be trying to match the entire

Guys,
I have a white Voicestream SIM card lying around
here. The back is blue/green and it has a long
number and "voicestream" printed on it.