Larry

Don't let the brainwashed VZW flunkies get to you about the BT.

I have already hacked the 815 for both full BT capabilities and flash card
transfer to phone.

It only took a few seem edits and I am making a web page now on how to do
it with the tools to do it with a free download of all the necessary tools.

A very simple tutorial on where/what and how to bit manipulate and anyone
that thats wants to have full BT capability will have it.

Period!

Great! I'm sure everyone here....er, ah, except the company hacks....will
appreciate your URL posting in the near future...(c;



bg <replyingroup@invalid.com> wrote in
news:6t1if1lv8nolkhh90viv4mr5k7qpar9u5g@4ax.com:

> Don't let the brainwashed VZW flunkies get to you about the BT.
>
> I have already hacked the 815 for both full BT capabilities and flash
> card transfer to phone.
>
> It only took a few seem edits and I am making a web page now on how to
> do it with the tools to do it with a free download of all the
> necessary tools.
>
> A very simple tutorial on where/what and how to bit manipulate and
> anyone that thats wants to have full BT capability will have it.
>
> Period!
>
>
>



--
Larry

"bg" <replyingroup@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:6t1if1lv8nolkhh90viv4mr5k7qpar9u5g@4ax.com...
> Don't let the brainwashed VZW flunkies get to you about the BT.
>
> I have already hacked the 815 for both full BT capabilities and flash card
> transfer to phone.
>
> It only took a few seem edits and I am making a web page now on how to do
> it with the tools to do it with a free download of all the necessary
tools.
>
> A very simple tutorial on where/what and how to bit manipulate and anyone
> that thats wants to have full BT capability will have it.

And no warranty.

>
> Period!
>
>

Larry wrote:
> Great! I'm sure everyone here....er, ah, except the company hacks....will
> appreciate your URL posting in the near future...(c;

Whoops, there goes Larry, calling names again. You're just not allowed to
call him names.


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Company website: http://JustThe.net/
Personal blog, resume, portfolio: http://SteveSobol.com/
E: sjsobol@JustThe.net Snail: 22674 Motnocab Road, Apple Valley, CA 92307

Steve Sobol <sjsobol@JustThe.net> wrote in
news:ddbq59$60d$1@ratbert.glorb.com:

> Whoops, there goes Larry, calling names again. You're just not allowed
> to call him names.
>
>
>

See? You can depend on old Stevie and his machete....

--
Larry

Larry wrote:

>>Whoops, there goes Larry, calling names again. You're just not allowed
>>to call him names.
>
> See? You can depend on old Stevie and his machete....

Whatever. You launched *another* personal attack. Stop whining when people
say stuff about you, hypocrite.

Considering that I left Verizon over a year ago and very publically
complained about there situation that caused me to leave, if you really
think I'm a shill, either you're trolling or you're really stupid (I don't
think you're stupid, so I'd assume "trolling").

I'm not going to post the URL at stevesobol.com that forwards to that post
at Google - I've posted it enough times. Jeez, Larry, you even went there,
and read my story, remember? Your reply was "It's about time!"

I even agree with you that there should be more roaming agreements between
carriers, although I don't agree they should be FCC-mandated. Just earlier
this evening I posted how happy I am about switching to T-Mobile and being
able to use either T-Mo's network *or* Cingular's network here, whichever
has a strong signal in the spot I'm in.

If you're going to be an ass, at least try not to be an ass to someone who
agrees with you on a number of things.


--
Steve Sobol, Professional Geek 888-480-4638 PGP: 0xE3AE35ED
Company website: http://JustThe.net/
Personal blog, resume, portfolio: http://SteveSobol.com/
E: sjsobol@JustThe.net Snail: 22674 Motnocab Road, Apple Valley, CA 92307

Isn't there a function to reset the phone back to its factory settings?

"Scott" <how.do@you.do> wrote in message
news:J4udnWiWxJlryGTfRVn-iQ@adelphia.com...
>
> "bg" <replyingroup@invalid.com> wrote in message
> news:6t1if1lv8nolkhh90viv4mr5k7qpar9u5g@4ax.com...
>> Don't let the brainwashed VZW flunkies get to you about the BT.
>>
>> I have already hacked the 815 for both full BT capabilities and flash
>> card
>> transfer to phone.
>>
>> It only took a few seem edits and I am making a web page now on how to do
>> it with the tools to do it with a free download of all the necessary
> tools.
>>
>> A very simple tutorial on where/what and how to bit manipulate and anyone
>> that thats wants to have full BT capability will have it.
>
> And no warranty.
>
>>
>> Period!
>>
>>
>
>

"Just Me!" <JustMe@none.net> wrote in news:wVoKe.27731$Kx6.2524@fe12.lga:

> Isn't there a function to reset the phone back to its factory settings?
>
>

No, Verizon overwrote the factory settings with their own settings before
you got the phone. There are no factory settings left to invoke.

--
Larry

"Larry" <noone@home.com> wrote in message
news:Xns96AE7E515D638noone@63.223.7.253...
> "Just Me!" <JustMe@none.net> wrote in news:wVoKe.27731$Kx6.2524@fe12.lga:
>
> > Isn't there a function to reset the phone back to its factory settings?
> >
> >
>
> No, Verizon overwrote the factory settings with their own settings before
> you got the phone. There are no factory settings left to invoke.
>
Wrong- Verizon receives the phone directly from the manufacturer exactly as
it is sold to the customer.

>> No, Verizon overwrote the factory settings with their own settings before
>> you got the phone. There are no factory settings left to invoke.
>>
> Wrong- Verizon receives the phone directly from the manufacturer exactly
> as
> it is sold to the customer.

Yes, as built to VZW specs.

-Frank

"Frankster" <Frank@SPAM2TRASH.com> wrote in message
news:u4KdnZ2dnZ1PS8m2nZ2dnRGzZ9-dnZ2dRVn-052dnZ0@giganews.com...
> >> No, Verizon overwrote the factory settings with their own settings
before
> >> you got the phone. There are no factory settings left to invoke.
> >>
> > Wrong- Verizon receives the phone directly from the manufacturer exactly
> > as
> > it is sold to the customer.
>
> Yes, as built to VZW specs.
>

Which is no different than any other provider on the planet- all of the
phones are built to the providers' specs. In this case, there happen to be
features available that Verizon chooses not to have on phones using their
network. Where's the problem?

>Where's the problem?

Look in the mirror. You will find it.

-Frank

"Frankster" <Frank@SPAM2TRASH.com> wrote in message
news:FZednWicxYsQqWffRVn-oA@giganews.com...
> >Where's the problem?
>
> Look in the mirror. You will find it.
>

Wow- that was good. I never heard that one before. But thanks for showing
that your contribution here is strictly for your own entertainment.

On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 19:19:56 -0600, Scott wrote:

> "bg" <replyingroup@invalid.com> wrote in message
> news:6t1if1lv8nolkhh90viv4mr5k7qpar9u5g@4ax.com...
>> Don't let the brainwashed VZW flunkies get to you about the BT.
>>
>> I have already hacked the 815 for both full BT capabilities and flash card
>> transfer to phone.
>>
>> It only took a few seem edits and I am making a web page now on how to do
>> it with the tools to do it with a free download of all the necessary
> tools.
>>
>> A very simple tutorial on where/what and how to bit manipulate and anyone
>> that thats wants to have full BT capability will have it.
>
> And no warranty.
>
>>
>> Period!
>>
>>

I doubt if the VZW service hacks would even notice any seem edits.
They just order you a replacement phone if they confirm yours is broken.

On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 11:06:20 -0600, "Scott" <how.do@you.do> wrote:

>
>"Frankster" <Frank@SPAM2TRASH.com> wrote in message
>news:u4KdnZ2dnZ1PS8m2nZ2dnRGzZ9-dnZ2dRVn-052dnZ0@giganews.com...
>> >> No, Verizon overwrote the factory settings with their own settings
>before
>> >> you got the phone. There are no factory settings left to invoke.
>> >>
>> > Wrong- Verizon receives the phone directly from the manufacturer exactly
>> > as
>> > it is sold to the customer.
>>
>> Yes, as built to VZW specs.
>>
>
>Which is no different than any other provider on the planet- all of the
>phones are built to the providers' specs. In this case, there happen to be
>features available that Verizon chooses not to have on phones using their
>network. Where's the problem?
>

The problem is that you jerks keep referring to BT as part of VZW's
network. Give up already, they want those ****ing quarters and thats the
only reason that BT capabilities are disabled on VZW phones.