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HOT!!! Cingular Wireless Nation Plan. $29 - 250 + 3500NM

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smokingjoker

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Seems like this one is the best ROAMING plan currently in the market.

Cingular Nation 250 $29.99 -- 250, 3-WAY, 3500NW, CF, CID, CW, LD, BASIC VM, DB , NR


 


<< This would be hot if it WASN'T CINGULAR and the night and weekend minutes started after 9pm! >>





Cingular is the best cellular company you can get in florida.
 
Cingular is a lot better since they upgraded their server at the end of last year. Good reception here in Irvine.
 


<< Cingular is the best cellular company you can get in florida. >>



Cingular pretty much has good coverage over most of the Southeast US. Here in Alabama they have good coverage on a mostly B-band TDMA network, but they have a good bit of GSM/PCS coverage in some of the other states including Florida. The national and regional roaming plans require tri-mode phones: analog, TDMA, and GSM/PCS.

I'm currently on a regional roaming plan that provides 250 minutes (plus 3000 night and weekend) for $34.99. I'm gonna call and get switched to this since it's still 250 minutes, more night and weekend, and $5 cheaper!

Good find. 😀
 
Thanks for the post. I had the 29.99 plan 250min local only, they added Nationwide calling, Caller ID, Voice Mail and detailed billing free!
 
MegaNerd: These national plans require a tri-mode phone, but it isn't AMPS, TDMA and GSM/PCS. Cingular is GSM on the west coast and in parts of the SE, but is TDMA most other places. There are no tri-mode phones phones like you speak of on the market now - the trimode phones are 800 TDMA, 1900 TDMA and AMPS. GSM phones are 1900 MHz. Nokia and others are developing GAIT phones, the Nokia 6340 is one of them, that will make transition between GSM and the existing TDMA/AMPS network more seamless. These phones are necessary as Cingular converts to GSM, and for those that travel a lot. This is not required for the new national plans. If I take my Cingular TDMA phone to California, where Cingular is GSM, I would roam on AT&T. This roaming would be included in the national plan.

BTW Cingular service is very good here in Dallas 🙂
 
250 min is not many min at all durring the day. i would go with a provider that gives you more min durring the week ie voicestream,at&t.
but, if you talk alot at night durring the week then this is good. is you talk durring the business day 250 is not much at all....just my opinion... most providers are giving free roam/longdistance on current plans. keep a eye on voicestrea/cingular. i believe the gsm technology providers will merge. VS has boughten most of the other gsm providers, next is cingular. they will be sharing towers in cali soon...
 
i wish i could use this phone with any service provider.
but this is only for use with sprint with their cdma pcs right?
for cingular, are there anything like pda (with palm os) combined phone?
 


<< i wish i could use this phone with any service provider.
but this is only for use with sprint with their cdma pcs right?
for cingular, are there anything like pda (with palm os) combined phone? >>



yes, the handspring treo
 
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