I have the $99/month family plan which ends up costing me $109 for three
phones sharing 1600 minutes.  I never use up the minutes, and my company
reimburses me for them.
I'm thinking about getting a blackberry.  My company has a server, but they

Help!  T-Mobile has no GPRS service in Wichita Falls,TX.  It started about 2
1/2 weeks ago being intermitten.  Then 3 days ago (4/25), it went out
completely.  Repeated calls to T-Mobile result in trouble tickets and
service requests that are closed, with "no problem found."  Can ...

Any news on new phones comming? How about the Treo 650?

Does anyone know if I can keep my cell number with T-mobile if I
switch from monthly service to pre-pay?  Alas, T-mobile has terrible
coverage where I am, so I've had to get a VZW phone, but I want to
keep my t-mobile phone and number for when I travel abroad.

I'm not a tmobile subscriber, but my mother is.  I know basically nothing
about their services.  She had a new contract for two phones on the family
plan, June 2004, at the going rate of 400 minutes shared for, I think,
49.99.  The current offer is 500 minutes at the same rate.  ...

Seattle is supposed to get the new Comverse VM platform installed
sometime between tonight and tomorrow.  With the new system we're
supposed to get a message waiting indicator (MWI) instead of the text
message I now get.  I know that Nokia handsets use the o_o icon but

I want to see my statement on line, what can I do?

Anyone reading used an unlocked SMT5600 (normally on the ATTW network, of
course now being converted to Cingular) on the T-Mobile USA network? If so,
how does it work? Any problems?

Does anyone have any experience with T-mobile data service and PC cards? I'm
getting ready to sign up. I intend to use it mostly for international
roaming. Any advice?
Thanks,

Apparently only voice is charged when roaming?
Does anybody get charged for data roaming?
We used about 5MB on Dobson.  The bill is posted.  No charges, except
for voice.  I would think we would owe them $10/MB according to my

The Motorola V188 is now available on the TMobile webpage for $49.95 for
new activations... still no V330 or V620/V635
V600 still offered at the webpage, for new activations, for FREE
SFB

The TMobile webpage just reduced the cost of the Motorola V600 to FREE
for new activations.  I guess we should be seeing the V620 or V635 soon,
and they are clearing out the older models...
Anybody have the "inside" scoop on whether they will be offering these

I guess that's just the way it is, but I'd be interested to hear the
explaination.
Sometimes my V180 registers four bars, other times only 1 or 2.... and often
zero bars in the same room.

If I set my cellphone/account to forward calls to a landline; somebody calls me;
and I pick up the landline: is my account being charged for airtime minutes
while we are talking?

Is T-Mobile planning on adding the 850 MHz bandwidth to its coverage?
I'm a Cingular customer, and I'm thinking about switching to T-Mobile.
Here's why.. Cingular uses 850 MHz and 1900 MHz. That means that you
have to buy a phone that supports the 850 MHz band, but there is a very