Ready Link Test

Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new phone, so
I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want to
use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. How can
test this thing out?




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caseyb wrote:
> Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new =
phone, so
> I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want =
to
> use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. =
How can
> test this thing out?

I would never buy a ReadyLink phone if I didn't have a definite need for =
it.

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John Richards

"caseyb" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

> Now, I want to use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a
> ready link phone. How can test this thing out?

What are you going to do with it, ready link complete strangers? You're
not that bright, are you?

In article <[email protected]>, "caseyb" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new phone, so
> I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want to
> use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. How can
> test this thing out?

You'll just have to wait till the opportunity presents itself.

Just ignore the snide remarks from these clowns.

/tommy

In article <[email protected]>,
"John Richards" <[email protected]> wrote:

> caseyb wrote:
> > Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new phone, so
> > I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want to
> > use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. How can
> > test this thing out?
>
> I would never buy a ReadyLink phone if I didn't have a definite need for it.


Two separate issues:

1. If you want to use it its $15/month

2. if you dont want to use it:
(a) Turn off ReadyLink in the Setup and batteryLife
is greatly improved between charges
(b) The Speaker for ReadyLink makes for an excellent Speaker
Phone for hands-free use.

http://forums.readylinkusers.com/readylinktalk/Blah.pl
Go here to Ready Link some people.

"tommy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, "caseyb" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> > Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new
phone, so
> > I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want
to
> > use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. How
can
> > test this thing out?
>
> You'll just have to wait till the opportunity presents itself.
>
> Just ignore the snide remarks from these clowns.
>
> /tommy

tommy wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>, "caseyb" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new phone, so
>>I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want to
>>use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. How can
>>test this thing out?
>
>
> You'll just have to wait till the opportunity presents itself.
>
> Just ignore the snide remarks from these clowns.
>
> /tommy


He didn't say he was getting it to only chat with you idiots that he
don't know...he just wants to make sure it works before he gets 4 months
down the road and then gets the chance to use it and its broke...then
can't return it to the store for replacement...so IMO he is smart ;-)

Check http://forums.readylinkusers.com/
good people there

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"caseyb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ok, So I bought a new phone, and it has ready link. I needed a new phone,
so
> I figured why by one without the newest technology, right? Now, I want to
> use it, but I don't know anyone who else who has a ready link phone. How
can
> test this thing out?
>
>
>
>
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> He didn't say he was getting it to only chat with you idiots that he
> don't know...he just wants to make sure it works before he gets 4 =
months
> down the road and then gets the chance to use it and its broke...then
> can't return it to the store for replacement...so IMO he is smart ;-)

He had no projected future usage for that feature. Not smart.
Ready Link costs extra, so unless you have money to burn, you get
it only if you see a definite need for it, usually because you're a
member of a work crew.

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John Richards

My company pays for it, so what do I care if it's extra. In my opinion it is
not smart to buy outdated hi-tech gear. Why would I not buy a ready link
phone? In a year, most people will have it...

"John Richards" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> He didn't say he was getting it to only chat with you idiots that he
> don't know...he just wants to make sure it works before he gets 4 months
> down the road and then gets the chance to use it and its broke...then
> can't return it to the store for replacement...so IMO he is smart ;-)

He had no projected future usage for that feature. Not smart.
Ready Link costs extra, so unless you have money to burn, you get
it only if you see a definite need for it, usually because you're a
member of a work crew.

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John Richards




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John Richards wrote:
>>He didn't say he was getting it to only chat with you idiots that he
>>don't know...he just wants to make sure it works before he gets 4 months
>>down the road and then gets the chance to use it and its broke...then
>>can't return it to the store for replacement...so IMO he is smart ;-)
>
>
> He had no projected future usage for that feature. Not smart.
> Ready Link costs extra, so unless you have money to burn, you get
> it only if you see a definite need for it, usually because you're a
> member of a work crew.
>

I woulda done the same thing he did, got that, and the service feature
to make sure the phone works 100%, you can always drop the service right
after...then at least you know if it works right or not before the
return time is gone.

I think everyone started out that way, when they get a new phone. I just
got one and I use it for defferent things and the readylink I haven't
used yet so I know how you feel.


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Carla