When you buy a pay as you go phone are you required to register your
name on the account, or can you just activate the phone anonymously
and buy minutes with cash?

anyone know if Tmobile will offer this feature

My steam age Samsung just died and I wanted to buy a phone I can use as a
modem
No phones seem to be advertised to do this: Dial my ISP and act as an
interface between my computer and the internet (as opposed to using the

How much does T-mobile charge for phone upgrades for existing
customers?
Are they the same prices on the web site for new customers without the
"web-only" or "instant" rebates?

Trying to figure out pricing from the T-Mobile website is a true exercise in
futility.
I just replaced my V600 with a Blackberry (which I like, although I miss a
lot of the "phone" features the V600 had, notably voice dialing.)

I'm considering signing up for T mobile and am trying to understand the
T-zones packages.
The web site offers 3 t-zones options:
- Free

I posted this message in a Palm newsgroup and got no replies, and was
hoping someone here might know.
Before acquiring a Treo for business reasons, I always used Nokia
phones. They make it relatively easy to manually search for all the

Starting in Minn St. Paul.

Not sure if the issue is only with mobile.yahoo.com forms (doubt it),
but I can't beleive people are living with this bug.
When I attempt to log into yahoo mobile web mail or messenger, the A630
does not allow me to change the first digit of the user name and

I have had my Motorola V300  from T-Mobile for about a year and a half
now,  and I just switched plans to the 49.99 family plan,    about the
last 3 months or so I have had trouble hearing on this phone,
sometimes the volume is fine and other times I can't hear at all I

Any word on EDGE?  I heard several markets may be able to use it now, but no
word from T-Mobile.
Thanks,
mark

Apparently my wife's phone fell off the network.
How long before voice mail works again?  Shouldn't the system be able
to tell that the phone is not on the network?
Is the system really working "as designed" as T-Mobile claims?

I saw two T-Mobile packages at Target. The first is $39.95 with a Nokia 6010
phone. The second is $79.95 with a Siemens CF6T phone. I have two questions:
(1) Of the two phones, which is better in terms of reception and
reliability? Size is not important.

I switched from Cingular TDMA to tMobile GSM some months ago.
Before switching, the concept of not having enough signal strength bars was so
foreign to me that I never even thought of it as possible.
Now zero bars are a daily occurrance.   I can't even get a call out from the

I had read once in HF that there was a way to send any caller ID
"Unknown" to voice mail....I can't find the thread there...Does anyone
know how to do this?  
Thanks