CellSocket Anyone?

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I am considering getting CellSocket to make my cell phone usabile at
home. Currently, very, very, very, bad. I do have a few spots in the
ouse that work.

Here is the web site:
http://www.cellsocket.com/

I only have Motorola V180. It's not listed on the website as compatible.
I do see a couple of the phones look similar on the website. I wonder if
it would work. Thanks.

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Dave wrote:
> I got one, it works ok if you have good signal to start with. dont
> expect it to help if your in a fringe area and cant make calls directly
> on your cell handset to start with.
>
> I also have a problem where it keeps ringing my connected phone even
> after the cell phone stops 'ringing'
>
> their customer (lack-of)service is pathetic to non-existant.
>
>
> chris wrote:
>
>> I am considering getting CellSocket to make my cell phone usabile at
>> home. Currently, very, very, very, bad. I do have a few spots in the
>> ouse that work.
>>
>> Here is the web site:
>> http://www.cellsocket.com/
>>
>> I only have Motorola V180. It's not listed on the website as
>> compatible. I do see a couple of the phones look similar on the
>> website. I wonder if it would work. Thanks.


I think it would work singal-wise. I can stand in one spot and talk. I
don't see they support V180 though. Is your phone model supported? The
glitches you mentioned isn't too serious. Are there more problems?

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"chris" <someone@somewhere.net> wrote in message news:M9wNd.2421$oO.1699@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> I am considering getting CellSocket to make my cell phone usabile at
> home. Currently, very, very, very, bad. I do have a few spots in the
> ouse that work.
>
> Here is the web site:
> http://www.cellsocket.com/
>
I have an older model for my Nokia 6360. It works well enough.

> I only have Motorola V180. It's not listed on the website as compatible.
> I do see a couple of the phones look similar on the website. I wonder
> if it would work. Thanks.
>
Don't wonder; call them. Phones may look similar but work differently.

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I heard dock-to-talk is pretty good - no experience with it though.

Mark

"chris" <someone@somewhere.net> wrote in message
news:M9wNd.2421$oO.1699@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>I am considering getting CellSocket to make my cell phone usabile at home.
>Currently, very, very, very, bad. I do have a few spots in the ouse that
>work.
>
> Here is the web site:
> http://www.cellsocket.com/
>
> I only have Motorola V180. It's not listed on the website as compatible. I
> do see a couple of the phones look similar on the website. I wonder if it
> would work. Thanks.

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L David Matheny wrote:
> "chris" <someone@somewhere.net> wrote in message news:jUSNd.4255$oO.1686@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>
>>L David Matheny wrote:
>>
>>>"chris" <someone@somewhere.net> wrote in message news:M9wNd.2421$oO.1699@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>>>
>>>
>>>>I am considering getting CellSocket to make my cell phone usabile
>>>>at home. Currently, very, very, very, bad. I do have a few spots in
>>>>the house that work.
>>>>
>>>>Here is the web site:
>>>>http://www.cellsocket.com/
>>>>
>>>
>>>I have an older model for my Nokia 6360. It works well enough.
>>>
>>>
>>>>I only have Motorola V180. It's not listed on the website as compatible.
>>>>I do see a couple of the phones look similar on the website. I wonder
>>>>if it would work. Thanks.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Don't wonder; call them. Phones may look similar but work differently.
>>
>>I wrote them on the email asking about Motorola V180 and I got the
>>answer back saying they no longer make it for NOKIA phones?!?!?!?!
>>
>
> I think maybe Nokia was being too tight-lipped about the interfaces
> to their newer phones. Here's another CellSocket-related link:
> http://www.eagleid.com/wireless/
>

My phone is MOTOROLA V180. ;-)

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If you have broadband, why not get VoIP for your home and have it ring your
cell phone simultaneously? Many services are only $20/m with unlimited free
LD. Ideally, you'd want to have your cell number ported over to your VoIP
service, if possible.

http://www.dslreports.com/gbu
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/voip


"chris" <someone@somewhere.net> wrote in message
news:M9wNd.2421$oO.1699@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
>I am considering getting CellSocket to make my cell phone usabile at home.
>Currently, very, very, very, bad. I do have a few spots in the ouse that
>work.
>
> Here is the web site:
> http://www.cellsocket.com/
>
> I only have Motorola V180. It's not listed on the website as compatible. I
> do see a couple of the phones look similar on the website. I wonder if it
> would work. Thanks.