Introduction The Welcome Thread !

Hi there! Just wanted to say hi and thanks for the great service.

 

Welcome, enjoy ur stay

 

Wirelessly posted (Walkguru's: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; PalmSource/Palm-D062; Blazer/4.5) 16;320x320)

welcome to wa, may you enjoy your time here.

 

Hello all...

 

Hi I'm Hornblower aka Charlotte and I'm here to learn some useful tips & tricks
:browani::loony:

 

I am a chinese senior school student.Don't disdain me,please!I only want to improve my english here!Welcome myself!haha!

 

Great site..I will like to say HI and thank you!

 

Thanks all.

I found this site after we learned that calls made on our Sprint plan to and from Fairbanks AK are now charged as roaming, whereas last summer this was not the case. The cost is considerable: $0.94 per minute for incoming or outgoing calls. We do have an old plan, but till this year it wasn't a problem. I've posted something about this issue on a thread about service in Alaska. If anybody else has any suggestions, I'll welcome them.

I'll have to look around to see what else here interests me. I'm pretty lo-tech about wireless: I just want a phone, have no interest in an ear ____roach (my term for those blue-tooth doodads) and I do my best to avoid being a party to phone conversations where one participant is driving. I know I'm the exception and don't try to change my mind.

 

Little cat5:

I admire you for having the self-confidence to post on this forum. You have made a great start. Keep up the good work.

As for the rest of us who are native speakers, we need to make sure that we set a good example for you.

Listen up everybody: check your posts for spelling and grammar. Little cat5 is depending on us.

Little cat5: be sure to ask if something confuses you. We will do our best to help.

 

Hey all! Thanks for this site, and all your participation. I'm mainly here to find out how to get my Verizon Moto w755 to work with Moto Phone Tools, and eventually to mod it. (apparently it requires me to edit the Detect.inf)
I also enjoy talking with intelligent people!
@little cat5: I am fluent in Mandarin Chinese so fell free to PM me if you can't figure out how to say something.

 

Welcome to all the newbies to WA.

 

Welcome to the site and I posted another reply in the Alaska thread which you might find helpful. Also I noticed you are from the OC like me (I'm 92867).

 

hello

 

hello new to forum. need some help

 

Hello All!

I think my carrier is a little under-represented here :wink:

Looking forward to debating, learning, and hopefully answering a few questions myself...

Have a good one!

 

Hi everyone! Just wanted to drop in and introduce myself!

Ineedbars
( I Need Bars)

 

Appalachian Wireless is great if you live in Ky..but no where else..RIGHT?

 

You're correct...the Appalachian Wireless licensed territory consists of eastern KY and some of the VA, WVA, and TN border counties.

The coverage, especially in KY and VA is far superior to the GSM competition and there's a lengthy list of CDMA roaming partners

 

Hello all.

 

So does the Appalachian Wireless plan on continuing it coverage to other states or is it just for that area? Are they all their own company or a spin off of some other wireless company?

 

For now, they plan to continue improving service inside the current home area. Some new things are in the works but I'm probably not at liberty to say much more yet

If the opportunity to expand into contiguous areas comes about, then that's something they'll certainly look at.

Appalachian Wireless is an independent, wholly-owned subsidiary of a company named East Kentucky Network, which is a partnership of five landline providers that operate inside the home area. Through EKN, they also own and operate their own Fiber ring that covers a significant portion of the state.

 

Hey, waz up everyone?!!

 

howdy, new here. Was poking around on the net since HTR has been down for a couple of days. I wanted to share some progress I've made on hacking my verizon razr. I just happened to have ended up here.

 

how do you turn off the thread subscribing?

 

On the top right of the thread you will see thread tools, click on it and then click on unsubscribe.

 

HELLO to everyone,

I located this site quite by accident. Looks like there's a lot of well informed folks here, so I'll jump right in.

I was attempting to research if I could use an existing phone from my Nextel account on a different carrier (Verizon).

I am an independent catastrophe adjuster and spend most of my time in the field helping clients, inspecting their damages and getting them money for their losses ASAP.

Most of the time the conditions I work under are somewhat less than ideal, (8 months working Katrina losses for several different carriers).

My question is I dearly love my i580, there’s nothing else I’ve found like it for ruggedness and durability; I’ve dropped mine off 1 and 2 story roofs several times, and it just keeps working.

Do any of you “techie folks” know if I would be able to use my i580 on a Verizon account, if I can unlock the phone??

Sure hope someone can help. Hello again to everyone, and thanks for listening.

 

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Welcome to Wireless Advisor Forums. Posting questions within the appropriate forum may help provide more exposure to people who can answer your questions. There are many helpful members here.


Nextel iDEN phones are completely incompatible with Verizon's CDMA network.

 

Welcome, roofranger. No way, sorry. Two different digital modulations (like the difference between two analog systems, Amplitude Modulation and Frequency Modulation, AM and FM) are involved. They are known as iDEN (only made by Motorola) and CDMA. You could bring your Sprint phone to Verizon, but not a NexTel. You could bring it to SouthernLINC in the Southeast (coverage map).

Do stay, there's all manner of interesting stuff here.

COtech

 

Hi!!!! Just joined the forums and just got into the cell phone business. please check out my link in the ebay section.

 

Well hello there.