Just released for Sprint, at $99 after rebate.
What would be a sensible plan with minimal daytime voice minutes?
What kind of data plans do people typically get where they don't anticipate
a lot of usage?

When we transferred our service to Sprint from ATT/Cingular the Sprint
rep mistyped my husband's name.  Not a major typo, but the middle
initial was wrong.  Easy enough to live with, right?
Well, we have three phones on the account.  Even though most CID units

I am willing to pay for the call log of my fiances work phone. If you
work at sprint, e-mail me.

Has anyone bought this phone yet.  What you think of the S1?
Tom

I am in the process of purchasing either a Treo 755p or a HTC MOGUL.
The device will be used mostly for phone calls, texting, e-mail,
surfing the Internet, IMing, and listening to music (MP3's and
streaming Internet radio).

Just switched from Firefox to Opera. All works well except for the
Sprint site which hangs up after the login.  Same URLworks fine with
Firefox & IE7.  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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I've been away from CDMA-based providers for awhile.  I was wondering
if some of you knew the answer to a curiousity of mine.
I've heard that the more users on a CDMA system, the higher the noise
floor becomes, effectively shrinking the usable area of the cell.

Seeking advice.
Just had an almost new phone stolen from my car.  I had just gotten a
new phone, but hadn't taken insurance. SO.... no replacement possible
and no rebate since I used it a few months ago.

Does an ESN change still reset the time period [two years] that you have to
wait to get the $150 rebate on a new phone purchase?

Do SERO accounts have an add-a-line option like regular Sprint accounts do?
If so, what are the charges for them?
Thanks,
---Joel Koltner

I have always found cellular carriers to only change your area code
when you provide an address in that area.  I signed up for a SprintPCS
plan a few days ago, and found that the number they gave me was being
faxed all the time.  I called CS and asked for a new number, and even

I have PRL 60610 in my phone.  Does SprintPCS update the PRL
automatically, or is there a reason to call in periodically and have
my account "flagged" for an update.

We are at an impasse.
A few weeks ago someone provided links to a possible workaround for my
husband's Activesync installation problem.  Turns out that's for an
earlier version and while it gave us some clues as to registry entries

Forsee is out.
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