The Welcome Thread !

[jaym812]

hi iam new here

[thomasz]

I’m new here. Just want to say hello to everyone.

[Ironwalt]

Originally Posted by walkguru

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welcome to wireless adviser.

Yeah what he said

[mumble]

helllooooooo

Originally Posted by dorothyg

Hello!

[canadian studying in US]

Helloooo!
I am trying to figure out what the best cell plan would be for me... I hope I have come to the right place... Thanks in advance!

[Jean-Michel]

hello, I am JM and I am happy to be part of the forum!!!

[huzone]

Hi,

I turned 65 in March, just moved to Grayslake, IL and am considering various options for phone service. When I had cell phone service before I had Cingular and it was pretty unsatisfactory. I am currently living in a semi-basement apt. so I am concerned about decent reception. I am not a big phone talker so I am inclined to try a prepaid service to determine how much I use the phone before I commit to a contract and a plan. I am considering Consumer Cellular. Is anyone here familiar with that service?

Thanks!

[iphones-escrow]

Hi Everyone

[Mumbles]

HI All! Glad to be a part of this website! I wound up here while searching for a ringtone. Before I knew it, I was joining the site. This is my first forums site, so some help in navigation may be needed at first to get me started.

Thanks!

[papabeaner04]

Hello To All & Thank You All For The Welcome.

[Mobile Mike]

Originally Posted by tbao916

Hello, I'm new member

Originally Posted by ebonykawai

I'm having problems posting in different threads. It says I don't have access?

Nevermind! I hit refresh and now all is well.

Originally Posted by jaym812

hi iam new here

Originally Posted by thomasz

I’m new here. Just want to say hello to everyone.

Originally Posted by mumble

helllooooooo

Welcome everyone to Wireless Advisor! You've come to the right place.

[Mobile Mike]

Originally Posted by canadian studying in US

Helloooo!
I am trying to figure out what the best cell plan would be for me... I hope I have come to the right place... Thanks in advance!

Originally Posted by Jean-Michel

hello, I am JM and I am happy to be part of the forum!!!

Originally Posted by huzone

Hi,

I turned 65 in March, just moved to Grayslake, IL and am considering various options for phone service. When I had cell phone service before I had Cingular and it was pretty unsatisfactory. I am currently living in a semi-basement apt. so I am concerned about decent reception. I am not a big phone talker so I am inclined to try a prepaid service to determine how much I use the phone before I commit to a contract and a plan. I am considering Consumer Cellular. Is anyone here familiar with that service?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by iphones-escrow

Hi Everyone

Originally Posted by Mumbles

HI All! Glad to be a part of this website! I wound up here while searching for a ringtone. Before I knew it, I was joining the site. This is my first forums site, so some help in navigation may be needed at first to get me started.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by papabeaner04

Hello To All & Thank You All For The Welcome.

Welcome to Wireless Advisor to all of you as well!

[jasonimports]

Originally Posted by Webmaster

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Are you are new to the WirelessAdvisor.com Forums?

Drop into this thread and introduce yourself. We are all glad to have you as a member!

You don't have to post much...just post...HELLO!

Even if you aren't new, feel free to introduce yourself or welcome the new members.


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Hello everyone!

I came across these forums while looking for new suppliers (cell phone distributors). I work in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay............I'm a distributor of electronics here in the city, I purchase from all over the world (whoever's got the best price)..........and I'm just now getting into the cell phone distribution industry.

Any tips and tricks of the trade with cell phones are welcome to me ears!

Best Regards!

[Ironwalt]

Hello & Welcome everyone to WA!

[thomasandgreg]

we r looking 4 advice on r MotoRzr v3ms

[RJB]

Originally Posted by thomasandgreg

we r looking 4 advice on r MotoRzr v3ms

Welcome I would try the Motorola forums you will get some good answers there.

[walkguru]

welcome everone to wireless adviser.

[ssandov]

Hi there,
I'm looking for info on cell phone towers on private property. What do you charge the company?

[treotosh]

i am new!

[alijamshed]

Hello everyone,
I'm running a call center in Karachi, Pakistan(having a staff of 60). Basically I'm looking for those companies which are interested in making an abroad customer service center on contract basis or wish to launch a promotion through call center.

[treonaut]

Hi,

I'm glad to have found this website found while searching for ways to determine a cell phone's signal strength value and technology to improve/boost cell phone signal strength.

I was a relatively early adopter of consumer cellphones back in the early 1990's (my boss kept annoying me by borrowing my phone but not paying for any of it)! I've evaluated cell phone providers and phones for my employer, mostly from the perspective of broad nationwide coverage, fast broadband wireless service, integration of e-mail with MS Exchange/OWA (hence smartphone/pda category) and quality of customer service - not simply the lowest cost. I've also researched compatibility of phones and service/technology for incidental international use for a relative traveling overseas outside the U.S.

I am not thrilled with any of the latest 'touch screen' or 'multimedia' phones, and own an older model with a full QWERTY keypad, better signal strength reception than many newer phones, and is very reliable in construction (I've dropped the phone many times - and it survives). I've re-installed the client desktop software for my phone umpteen times (including whilst accommodating phone updates that caused complete reset of my smartphone/pda) and have used cell phone-link technology with PC's (tethering) way back when the speeds were 9.6-14.4 kbps "clunky fast". So I'd like to think that I'm a fairly knowledgeable consumer and evaluator of cell phones/providers and long-standing deficiencies in mobile web browser features.

What I'd like to see is a cell phone that provides e-mail integration to both personal mail and businesses (i.e., via MS Exchange integration) without having to buy a smartphone/pda/blackberry with the high maintenance, and expensive broadband/phone cost, nor having to introduce security vulnerabilities by implementing a client pc software e-mail pass-thru program or requiring a business to spend tens of thousands of dollars for an enterprise mail server/licensing. If service providers and manufacturers really want to make more $ through broader consumer base and business integration, this business e-mail integration without expensive add-in cost/technology would help a lot.

Good day everyone!

[desuper]

hello hello

[Blue4Life]

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Welcome to Wireless Advisor all!

[Mobile Mike]

Welcome Wireless Advisor newcomers.