Confirm T-mobile Hot Spot Home 9.95

[tillsunrisedousapart]

purchase and activation date to satisfy the rebate is 9/30.

http://www.tmobilerebates.com/sharedadmin/PDFs/5036-404-2487-8.pdf

[carson d]

~via BB (wap.rabroad.com)~how about international calling? Also, is this gonna be enabled for the 8320?

[I killz you.]

I am hoping that the hotspot @ home will work with the wifi curve that is coming out supposedly this month

[Operation Mindcrime]

Just a heads up folks...thats all! I made a point of making calls on both of mine before I mailed the rebated in.

For all the good things about TMO their rebate operation can be a PITA. They only processed 1 of my 2 router rebates (I bought 3 h@h phones) When I asked why I was told that since they were mailed in the same envelope that violated the "may not be combined with any other offer" terms. However they did re-enter the 2nd rebate as a one time only service. .

[[email protected]]

Appreciate the "heads-up."

Long ago learned to copy everything one does in conjunction with a rebate - evern the outside of the mailing envelope, and then send it certified / return-recipt requested.

With rebates it's fine print - fine print - fine print.

The extra couple of dollars for the mailing has paid off more than once when I've heard "oh we never got that," line.

Hahahaha - wanna bet? Who signed for this then?

It always pays to be extra careful.

[Say I Am You]

right now , international calling is not available yet, and the curve will be hotspot @ home

[~Hartig~]

Wow, ok? So do u think it will become available??? My biggest problem is that I have poor reception at home, which I'm assuming the H@H should take care of, right??? But sometimes I do international calling, which will suck if its not available.

[hannyb212]

If you're willing to use a 3rd party calling selection - the cost of international can come way down.

TelAdvantage is one - you dial in to a number for pre-set speed-dial numbers for international calls that you set up via the web.

My cost to call China is nearly nothing compared to other "carriers."


I dial in, have preset speed-dial numbers that I punch a number for 1(speed dials a number) 2(speed dials another number), 3, etc., etc.

I just put a balance on the account - $25 or so and can make LOT of calls around the world at pretty great rates. Now . . .

On occasion the connections needs to be redialed, but heck, for what it costs compared to "regular dialing," it's well worth it.

CD

[mmelouve]

I don't think it works in "reverse" as CT (China Telecom) is the provider in China for most of the phone systems.

However . . . . I have to say, I don't honestly have the answer to that question.

I would think - that the "intenational" connections would still cary a charge as they're "origin based" - meaning you're dialing out through the CT system (for the most part). You still have to pick up the "international" connection.

Maybe somebody else here knows . . . . ???????

Interesting concept however.