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- 03-11-2006, 05:08 PM #1Jon NewmanGuest
Can someone help me understand the diff between the 20.00 unlimited Media
Net which says you can surf the internet, and the 40.00 PDA Unlimited?
Thanks,
Jon
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- 03-11-2006, 05:35 PM #2DecaturTxCowboyGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
Jon Newman wrote:
> Can someone help me understand the diff between the 20.00 unlimited Media
> Net which says you can surf the internet, and the 40.00 PDA Unlimited?
> Thanks,
> Jon
Unlimited MediaNet allows unlimited web access from your handset. PDA
plan is for a PDA "handset". If you want to use a laptop tethered to
your phone handset, use the $59 unlimited data plan.
If you tether your handset to a laptop using the $20 unlimited MediaNet,
there is credible evidence that you may eventually be hit with a data
charge of hundreds of dollars
- 03-12-2006, 10:15 AM #3jayGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
"DecaturTxCowboy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> If you tether your handset to a laptop using the $20 unlimited MediaNet,
> there is credible evidence that you may eventually be hit with a data
> charge of hundreds of dollars
Of course you guys cannot post replies in threads without starting up
another huge debate where no one agrees and the group gets clogged up with
15 replies of not just you, but also John and some others going back and
forth with your smart ass attitudes and attacks on whether the other poster
really has credibile evidence.
Its getting old. I wish y'all would grow up.
- 03-16-2006, 11:54 AM #4John NavasGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
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In <%[email protected]> on Sat, 11 Mar 2006
23:35:23 GMT, DecaturTxCowboy <[email protected]> wrote:
>Jon Newman wrote:
>> Can someone help me understand the diff between the 20.00 unlimited Media
>> Net which says you can surf the internet, and the 40.00 PDA Unlimited?
>
>Unlimited MediaNet allows unlimited web access from your handset. PDA
>plan is for a PDA "handset". If you want to use a laptop tethered to
>your phone handset, use the $59 unlimited data plan.
>
>If you tether your handset to a laptop using the $20 unlimited MediaNet,
>there is credible evidence that you may eventually be hit with a data
>charge of hundreds of dollars
Those of us with clue continue to use it that way without such charges.
As I've pointed out before, your "credible evidence" (unverifiable anecdotal
report) was almost certainly a billing screwup (as happened to me), which
Cingular will correct if asked (as it did for me).
--
Best regards, SEE THE FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS AT
John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>
- 03-16-2006, 11:56 AM #5John NavasGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
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In <[email protected]> on Sun, 12 Mar 2006 11:15:41
-0500, "jay" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"DecaturTxCowboy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:%[email protected]...
>
>> If you tether your handset to a laptop using the $20 unlimited MediaNet,
>> there is credible evidence that you may eventually be hit with a data
>> charge of hundreds of dollars
>
>Of course you guys cannot post replies in threads without starting up
>another huge debate where no one agrees and the group gets clogged up with
>15 replies of not just you, but also John and some others going back and
>forth with your smart ass attitudes and attacks on whether the other poster
>really has credibile evidence.
>
>Its getting old. I wish y'all would grow up.
Your post wasn't on topic, only fans the flames, and thus wasn't any better.
I suggest you take your own advice.
--
Best regards, SEE THE FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS AT
John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>
- 03-17-2006, 09:39 PM #6DecaturTxCowboyGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
John Navas wrote:
> Those of us with clue continue to use it that way without such charges.
> As I've pointed out before, your "credible evidence" (unverifiable anecdotal
> report) was almost certainly a billing screwup (as happened to me), which
> Cingular will correct if asked (as it did for me).
Bottom line, if you can't Google it, it ain't true. Guess its time to
scan some Cingular contracts and billing copies.
- 03-17-2006, 09:58 PM #7mcGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
> Bottom line, if you can't Google it, it ain't true.
That's a good insight. Basically, Google has brought to everybody, and to
all subjects, the kind of verifiability that we used to get by doing lots of
work in big libraries.
- 03-17-2006, 10:37 PM #8ScottGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
"John Navas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> Those of us with clue continue to use it that way without such charges.
You have a clue? About what? Certainly nothing to do with cellular.
> As I've pointed out before, your "credible evidence" (unverifiable
> anecdotal
> report)
Which you are famous for (unverifiable anecdotal reports), and yet you
criticize those who post in the same light. And when your false claims are
countered with fact, you disappear and run away like a scared child.
> was almost certainly a billing screwup (as happened to me), which
> Cingular will correct if asked (as it did for me).
And you base this on what facts? Is this an anecdotal guess of your own?
- 03-17-2006, 11:23 PM #9DecaturTxCowboyGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
mc wrote:
> That's a good insight. Basically, Google has brought to everybody, and to
> all subjects, the kind of verifiability that we used to get by doing lots of
> work in big libraries.
While I said that "tongue-in-cheek", there is an incredible amount of
verifiable data on the 'Net. You have to use common sense and the "sniff
test" all the time. Its rather funny when you Google for a particular
phrase and you find it on dozens of website, you want to scream plagiarism.
But even if I did scan and post the billing and contract info, someone
(and I won't name names) will attempt to dilute it with "hogwash" and
say I doctored the scans.
- 03-17-2006, 11:53 PM #10mcGuest
Re: Help Me Understand
"DecaturTxCowboy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> mc wrote:
>> That's a good insight. Basically, Google has brought to everybody, and
>> to all subjects, the kind of verifiability that we used to get by doing
>> lots of work in big libraries.
>
> While I said that "tongue-in-cheek", there is an incredible amount of
> verifiable data on the 'Net. You have to use common sense and the "sniff
> test" all the time. Its rather funny when you Google for a particular
> phrase and you find it on dozens of website, you want to scream
> plagiarism.
Yes... There was somebody recently who made a study of the plagiarism rules
of various universities, looking them up on the Web, and the first thing
they found was that many of them seemed to be unacknowledged copies of each
other.
There is of course a lot of falsehood on the Net. But if something is
disputed, you can quickly find out about the dispute.
Just like a big library, but much faster!
- 03-19-2006, 07:21 PM #11Junior Member
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OK, now to sum this all up,
MediaNet is for handsets, PDA is for PDA's, Laptop connect is for laptops, pretty self explanitory
MEdia Basic MEdia Works
Charge $9.99 per month $19.99 per month
_______________________________________________________________
Text/Instant Messages Included 200 1000
Additional Text/Instant Messages $0.10 per message $0.05 per message
Multimedia Messages Included 40 Unlimited
Additional Multimedia Messages $0.20 per message N/A
MEdia Net 1 MB 5 MB
Additional MEdia Net $0.01 per KB $0.01 per KB
Basic Cingular Video NA NA
PDA connect is $39.99 for unlimited data, that does not include text messages.
Laptop Connect 5MB $19.99 5 MB
Laptop Connect 10MB $29.99 10 MB
Laptop Connect 20MB $39.99 20 MB
Laptop Connect 50MB $49.99 50 MB
Laptop Connect Unlimited $79.99 Unlimited
I hope that answers a few questions LOL
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