I have, what I consider to be, one of the best rate plans ever offered.  For
$30 I get Nationwide from anywhere to anywhere, 250/3500.  It was offered 2
or 3 years ago I think.  At some point after getting the plan (I was by that
time month to month) I upgraded my phone and signed a ...

Just picked up the x427 the other day and love it. Signed up for a 1 year
contract. Thing is that my mother wants a cell phone now too. I was thinking
of signing up for one of the family plans and picking up the S307. My
question is this: as we sign up for the family plan, can they ...

Ok..I got this new Cingular phone with Mobile to Mobile....does that mean:
1. If I call my voicemail to check it - is that considered mobile-to-mobile?
2. If I call another Cingular customer that does not have the
mobile-to-mobile feature, is that considered M-to-M for me?  I know ...

I have a choice of either a Motorola T-720 or a Nokia 3595 when I upgrade my
plan, both are bascally free after rebates, any opinions on which is the
better of the two would be appreciated.
Thanks,

   Being a Cingular subscriber, I'm fairly interested in seeing how this
whole acquisition thing turns out; researching the subject has led me to
some questions that I thought some of you in the group may be able to
answer:

<http://www.thestandard.com/article.php?story=20040218175141706>
  Although Cingular Wireless LLC says its acquisition of AT&T Wireless
  Services Inc. will speed up the deployment of high-speed data
  services and improve coverage, analysts and users said the merged

I'm moving to Hilo, HI.  Any advice on which cell phone service has the best
reception there?

I advise anyone to stay the hell away from Cingular. I left them for AT&T,
now I must leave AT&T to get away from them again, the useless scum bastards
see nothing but dollar signs and dont give a sh.t about customer service.

Pros and cons and a comparison for these phones, anyone???

Does any one know what will happen when Cingular and AT&T merges. They are
using the same technology, but in some areas different bands. In Texas
cingular is using GSM 850 where AT&T is using GSM 1900.

I'm checking out Cingular and noticed some of the posts here show a
roaming charge and some do not.
I just called the 1-866-CINGULAR spoke with a rep who said that if I
could connect and make a call their would be NO ROAMING charge ever

Since Cingular is taking over AT&T I guess there is no chance of
getting some sort of "Unlimited" calling plan. Cricket (no where near
Cingular) has unlimited local calling, and Nextel has unlimited
incoming calling. Some other carrier has unlimited Nights and

<http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/59/35671.html>:
  ...
  Whatever happens, Cingular will have its work cut out over the coming
  months to turn around the decline at AT&T Wireless; leaked figures have

Good Day,
I am having trouble with my phone (really voicemail) in Atlanta.  My
account is out of Birmingham (205) 515-xxxx.  I am working over in ATL
and thus have my phone here.  I left my phone at the house today and

I've had an ATT One-Rate plan for years.  The cost & some coverage problems
are finally getting to me.  They've botched their GSM conversion, kept the
1-rate (which they pioneered!) cost too high, and I get fast-busies and
dropped calls in places like Vegas & Houston.