Just switched to Cingular and have a question about rollover minutes.
Cingular states that rollover minutes expire after 12 months - what
exactly does that mean?
1. All rollover minutes are gone after 12 months and the rollover plan

    Figure this one out,  AT&T wireless is here in my town and
sells this phone (its awesome phone) and Cingular says its going to be
4 to 6 months before they bring it in,  although there using it in
Florida and other states and AT&T is on the same thing here GSM

Looks like Cingular finally has unlimited wireless internet express for
19.99.
Anyone jump on this yet?
http://www.cingular.com/beyond_voice/media_packages

I have a Nokia 6340i that has given me lots of headaches. Many, MANY
dropped calls, constant clipped speech on each end, poor reception,
etc. I'm ready to get a new phone. Here's my question - I've bought
Nokias for years (only had one Motorola, a MicroTac Lite years ago)

Just added a $20 card and got credit for $22 anyone know why ?
Last year they sent me a post card good for $10 wasn't expecting that one
either. Would think they would let people know about their free stuff, a
search of the web site didn't turn up anything about an extra 10% bonus ...

I have a 6340i. I would like to get a new phone (v600 or another
Nokia), but would also like to keep the 6340i for it's TDMA/Analog
capability, as a backup, for when I travel.
What would be the best way to set that up with Cingular? I assume you

 Just bought a new 6340 on ebay to replace my old beaten up one.
Is there a way to transfer my phonebook to the new one?
Save it on the SIM maybe?
If so, how do i do it?

I'm considering changing from Sprint PCS to a better deal at Cingular:
http://www.cellularchoices.net/motorolav400.html
My question: Is there anyone here who can speak to the quality of the
Cingular service in PA? Also, how fairly is your billing handled by

I'm going to be switching my home phone number (Verizon) to a wireless.
Right now, after all the research I've done it looks like Cingular will be
my carrier. I do have a few questions before I do this though:
1. Are there any gotchas in moving the number that I should be aware of,

I was hoping someone had a suggestion for me.  My wife and I are on an
older non-gsm plan.  We want to move to a new GSM plan that is more
expensive than the one we have now.  My wife "qualifies" for a new
free GSM compatible phone, but I do not becuase I got a new phone only

I have an eye on a Nokia 3200  model that is small with a camera.
http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,42298,00.html
Either Nokia 3200, another model, or another brand that is small with
camera, any recommendations?

South bay more than up in/near the city.
Looking around for a reliable provider. I've gotten mixed reviews on
Verizon, and not so good reviews on most others, but not too much one
way or the other on Cingular. Except from the Cingular folks, of course,

I have been told that the max number of lines on a family plan is 4,
is anyone aware of plans that allow 5 lines?  
Thanks
Nelson

GoodEvening.  I was interested in purchasing the nokia 3650 which I believe
covers all 4 gsm bands but don't like the keypad.  The reason I am looking
for a symbian phone is that I can run software that will allow it to speak
the screen contents.  Can someone tell me what phones are ...

Does anyone know what I need to do to get to an https site from a
Cingular cell phone: V400.  All I get is a 502: Bad Gateway error.
Frank