Verizon Wireless supports data transfer...right?

[AdamDuritz99]

Just making sure i can use verizon to connect to the internet with a pocket pc.
I have a Samsung SCH-T300 cell phone and I was planning on getting thisto connect my phone.

peace
sean

 

[AdamDuritz99]

Just a bump!

peace
sean

 

[cornbread]

They claim they do.. I recently signed on with their 39$ a month 400 anytime min, unlimited nights and weekends, with a large (including every major city in the US) local area.. I'm fairly impressed with the service so far as far as quality of signal and such..I heard a lot of people complain about not getting a signal here in town (Huntsville AL), but I've yet to have a dropped signal here in town, and also on my trips in some quite wooded/hilly areas where my previous providers wouldn't reach. I'm guessing maybe its the phones people are using..I prefer nokia. Normally get about 2000-3000 hours out of each Nokia I've purchased, with them surviving countless falls and a few dog attacks.

 

[gopunk]

yes they do. you can do it for free (well, uses up minutes though) if you already have a dialup isp. i forget how, but you can basically just enter in the number you normally dial into and it works. supposedly there was a verizon number you could dial * something but i have never been able to get that to work

 

[AdamDuritz99]

Originally posted by: gopunk
yes they do. you can do it for free (well, uses up minutes though) if you already have a dialup isp. i forget how, but you can basically just enter in the number you normally dial into and it works. supposedly there was a verizon number you could dial * something but i have never been able to get that to work

Great that's what i was looking for. I have bellsouth fast access, but they give you a dail up account for whatever reason too. So i just want to hook a pda to my cell and call the number like any other modem/phone line would work.

What's this verizon number you're talking about? Is that there express network thing?

peace
sean