Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo, CA now have their own coverage maps
instead of mistakenly being linked to the Los Angeles maps. Thanks to
Frank Harris for notifing sprint about this problem.

Ok, so I just got a new Toshiba VM-4050 phone and like it a lot. Now I want
to buy a data cable and, if necessary, sync software for it so I can connect
it to a computer--for *occasional* use, of course. But I'm confused by all
the options available:

I found out that Sprint is dinging my credit for a deliquency.
I called Sprint to find out that they had incorrectly charged a
cancellation fee on an old account. They have since corrected this in
their system and insist that I don't owe them any money.

I recently purchased a V60V, and got quite a surprise when I went in
search of a contact sync cable.  Not only is the phone's connector
different than what Motorola uses for most V60 (and other modern)
phones, but it appears unique to the V60V.

All,
As of this morning the V60V are available at Sprint store.
No camera (too bad) but will report if it pulls in a signal as well as
my older TimePort.

I have a Vision phone and I want to find a list of all the sites that are
available to users of Vision.   I would like to know if there are other
sites other then the ones listed on the menu that would be helpful to me.
I am also interested in knowing if there is any site or ...

I found one of these units that mounts on a Handspring Visor and makes
it a phone. Are these still supported by Sprint and useable. Anyone
using one of these?
Thanks,

I have a working Kyocera 6035 Palm smart phone that works with
Verizon, I am looking to swap this for the Sprint version of the same
phone.
Please reply with the word "Kyocera" in the subject line or your

I have a real problem hearing with this phone and after upgrading the soft
ware its no better. If I was Sanyo or Sprint, I would offer me an allowance
on a phone with a better earpiece in order to keep me as a happy Sanyo and
Sprint customer, but alas that type of thinking is old ...

Verizon has said it would not wholesale out its Network like Sprint has.
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040524/telecoms_verizonwireless_1.html

With regard to Sprint's "area-wide" plans, can anyone confirm from their own experience that receiving a call while traveling outside your "local calling area" is billed at $0.50 per minute?  I would expect calls placed from outside your "local calling area" would be billed at $0 ...

become a WLNP winner when it goes nationwide in a couple days?
Eric

I have a picture in my phone of a crime being comitted. The police want to
have a copy. I do not have vision. I can not transfer the picture to my
computer . I was told if I email it to myself I could get it that way. When
I try to email it I get a note asking me for my picture ...

I've been with Sprint for a long time.. And when I mean A long time,
I'm saying I started with Sprint PCS in 1997. I've stuck with them
through tons of ups and downs -- the absolutely atrocious customer
service period of 1999-2000, and generally have been pretty lenient

Any information on the directory for cell phones?
You will have your cellphone number listed in a national database.
I called Sprint and they didn't know about it.
Keep you eyes and ears on this.  Verizon is possibily not going to let