When signing up for the blackberry internet service my isp ask for the pin
and the esn numbers. I can find the pin number but there is no esn number. I
looked under the battery and in the status option on the phone and nothing.
From what I can find out this is for cmda not gps ...

It's a decent phone but I can't get the voice dialing to work well. My
old V551 was great; you record the key for each entry and when you
press voice dial and say the key, the phone dialed.
With the Z3 there is no apparent need to record a key. I say Call John

Listening to one of our 911 guys last night, I now understand that --
unlike what "Law and Order" leads us to believe -- comparatively few
cell phones and/or service providers allow the point of origin of a call
to be determined.

I currently sent a friend of mine a sms text message through my cell phone.
I have not received a reply yet so my message is still in the sms/mms
folder. When I go to the message and go to save it does not save the message
in the sms inbox.

I don't use T-Zone very often, but it always worked for me in the past.
It may have been two weeks since I used it last time. When I wanted to
use it again today, my attempt was denied with the following message:
"You do not have access rights to this site URL=wap.myvoicestream ...

I've just noticed this smart phone advertised by Fry's Electronics for
$700 unlocked. The phone has great features and looks great, too. I
wonder if T-Mo will offer it subsidized? Any of you got this phone by
chance?

Although we have been making trouble-free outgoing calls through our
T-Mobile@Home phone service over the last several days, I suddenly
noticed that the blue light on the router was flashing, indicating that
there was at least one voice mail that had not been listened to. In fact ...

I decided to give T Mobile prepaid.... like it so far
EXCEPT for the occasional SPAM text messages I get!!!
How in the hell are they getting my number and how to
stop it!!