Sounds like time for a new phone... how long you been with cingular? They should have some pretty good deals on upgrading... I got my motorola free with contract... it's the black and silver flip without a camera... has a USB plug on it though, so I can sync my address book with my outlook and palm pilot :DOriginally Posted by asianjack
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Walboro 255/PTE 680cc injectors
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3" GM MAF with translator
Stainless brake and clutch lines
eibach springs, 2" drop, camber kit
haha ive had it for maybe 6 months now. my phone bill is going to be really expensive this month, all the texting and i think my mintues are all used up nowSounds like time for a new phone... how long you been with cingular? They should have some pretty good deals on upgrading... I got my motorola free with contract... it's the black and silver flip without a camera... has a USB plug on it though, so I can sync my address book with my outlook and palm pilot :D
I'd give you some of mine... I signed up in January (switched from ATT, so I have that phone too, but it's a nokia, and doesn't do mp3) and have 800 with rollover, but I only use about 200-250 a month... but don't know how to rollover to another account :roll:haha ive had it for maybe 6 months now. my phone bill is going to be really expensive this month, all the texting and i think my mintues are all used up nowSounds like time for a new phone... how long you been with cingular? They should have some pretty good deals on upgrading... I got my motorola free with contract... it's the black and silver flip without a camera... has a USB plug on it though, so I can sync my address book with my outlook and palm pilot :D
Mods:
Walboro 255/PTE 680cc injectors
FMIC/14b turbo
3" GM MAF with translator
Stainless brake and clutch lines
eibach springs, 2" drop, camber kit
yeah im pretty sure i had close to 800 with rollover too, but ive been talking on it a lot now and text is 25 cents cause i dont have it. this is my 4th phone company now, i wonder which will be the next one.I'd give you some of mine... I signed up in January (switched from ATT, so I have that phone too, but it's a nokia, and doesn't do mp3) and have 800 with rollover, but I only use about 200-250 a month... but don't know how to rollover to another account :roll:haha ive had it for maybe 6 months now. my phone bill is going to be really expensive this month, all the texting and i think my mintues are all used up nowSounds like time for a new phone... how long you been with cingular? They should have some pretty good deals on upgrading... I got my motorola free with contract... it's the black and silver flip without a camera... has a USB plug on it though, so I can sync my address book with my outlook and palm pilot :D
Well, I've used Sprint, ATT, and Cingular... T-Mobile uses Cingular towers, and not all of them, so your best bet is to stick with Cingular, or go with Sprint or Verizon... Both sprint and Verison use CDMA (PCS) phones instead of GSM though, so you can't take your phone with you (if it matters) and sprint just adds 100 mins for $5, which they started doing 2 weeks after I switched to ATT because of my nasty overages... what a pain... I've had good luck with Sprint though, they seem to work just about everywhere, and the CDMA signal penetrates (heh, penetrate, heh) walls of buildings and such better than the GSM signal, but doesn't work overseas anywhere, as overseas uses a GSM on a different frequency (that some phones are starting to support) so, if you plan on traveling, GSM is the world standard, even though CDMA is technically supposed to be a better technology... guess it depends on who you ask...
With all that said, if I were to choose providers right now, it would be Cingular, Sprint, or Verizon, based on phone availability (I get a new cell phone every 6 months, sometimes sooner, I've got a box o' them in my closet :twisted: ), and since I'm planning on going to Europe and Asia more in the coming year, probably sticking to Cingular.
Also, you should pay the $5 a month to add text messages, it really pays off in the long run.
Mods:
Walboro 255/PTE 680cc injectors
FMIC/14b turbo
3" GM MAF with translator
Stainless brake and clutch lines
eibach springs, 2" drop, camber kit
yeah i started with verizon, sprint, surewest then cingular. surewest was really good, except itwas a local company. ill be with cingular for 2 years so i have a while to see if i like them or not...Well, I've used Sprint, ATT, and Cingular... T-Mobile uses Cingular towers, and not all of them, so your best bet is to stick with Cingular, or go with Sprint or Verizon... Both sprint and Verison use CDMA (PCS) phones instead of GSM though, so you can't take your phone with you (if it matters) and sprint just adds 100 mins for $5, which they started doing 2 weeks after I switched to ATT because of my nasty overages... what a pain... I've had good luck with Sprint though, they seem to work just about everywhere, and the CDMA signal penetrates (heh, penetrate, heh) walls of buildings and such better than the GSM signal, but doesn't work overseas anywhere, as overseas uses a GSM on a different frequency (that some phones are starting to support) so, if you plan on traveling, GSM is the world standard, even though CDMA is technically supposed to be a better technology... guess it depends on who you ask...
With all that said, if I were to choose providers right now, it would be Cingular, Sprint, or Verizon, based on phone availability (I get a new cell phone every 6 months, sometimes sooner, I've got a box o' them in my closet :twisted: ), and since I'm planning on going to Europe and Asia more in the coming year, probably sticking to Cingular.
Also, you should pay the $5 a month to add text messages, it really pays off in the long run.
yeah i just added text. i think i texted over 20 times before i got it. oh what time does nights start?
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