Roam? Is this possible? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.sprintpcs () Make sure your 8100 has PRL 10024, which prefers digital roaming over analog in many cases. Do Menu - # - 3 to see the PRL number. If your...

to Foonmanstan" (or whatever country), "can I use my SprintPCS phone there"? It its 10-Q filing with the SEC Sprint listed the countries where roaming is possible: "Sprint PCS customers can use their phones through roaming agreements in countries...

or roaming coverage)? I am planning a trip there later this month. -mij Surprisingly, still no Verizon coverage in Grand Canyon, and no roaming possible on Alltel's site there now on the AC2 plan. Cingular does have coverage there, now.. Archived...

Ask the FCC to ensure companies don't block compatible pho... Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular,alt.cellular.attws () Consvmers Union's campaign to improve cell phone service, , is providing a free e-mail form for consvmers to ask the FCC to ensvre...

reason for Verizon to buy the rest. W/40%, Verizon is the majority owner. Surprisingly, still no Verizon coverage in Grand Canyon, and no roaming possible on Alltel's site there now on the AC2 plan. Cingular does have coverage there, now. Bill Radio...

online, south of Big Sur, they have no >> native coverage along Highway 1. >> But roaming's a good possibility. Hope he has a roaming plan, and a phone that works well in Analog mode. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.sprintpcs () "Robert M." wrote:...

more digital roaming possibilities here in the USA. David G. Imber wrote: > The tech guy told me that, honestly, I didn't need 10026 > unless I was going to be roaming in Australia. When I was surprised, > and I suppose seemed like I had half a clue...

be fighting the same aliens and N Koreans on a dif side of island again.. FARCRY 2 - This is my most wanted game, wow....50km sq of open African roaming possibilities, with deserts and savanas and african jungles. I wonder how graphics will compare to Crysis...saw...

it's possible to roam without dropping connection at all. i.e. one'd start downloading a file while talking to one AP, than walk to other AP's coverage area, and not interrupt the download. is that possible? thanks -nikita bumtracks wrote: >roam...

number are roaming>>>in the USA. Is it possible to call the other person without incurring >>>long distance charges? How does one dial the number? >>>>If they are not in 416 they will incur long distance and roaming>>charges. You dial their number...