Any Cricket Wireless users?

I'm wondering if there are any Cricket wireless users on the group? I've
been using Cricket for a short while now. Originally I thought I'd do
alright without the capability to receive email via sms, but it's really
starting to peeve me that cricket doesn't offer this feature. Any Cricket
subscribers feel the same way? I'd like to start a letter writing campaign
to Cricket requesting this feature, and possibly also a feature to send
email from our phones.

I see that Cricket has introduced some B.S. called Cricket Clicks in the
Pittsburgh area, basically it's limited BREW accessibility for the purchase
and download of games and apps. I don't care about games & apps or BREW
accessibility, just give me email to SMS and vice versa!

Thanks

-T


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There have been no complaints, but they must be losing subscribers. In
Denver they have lowered the monthly rate to $19.95. Don't expect any
network upgrades if they're cutting prices.

Bill Radio
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"TT" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:SeTLc.46$zA4.29@lakeread04...
> I'm wondering if there are any Cricket wireless users on the group? I've
> been using Cricket for a short while now. Originally I thought I'd do
> alright without the capability to receive email via sms, but it's really
> starting to peeve me that cricket doesn't offer this feature. > ---
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Bill Radio wrote:
> There have been no complaints, but they must be losing subscribers. In
> Denver they have lowered the monthly rate to $19.95. Don't expect any
> network upgrades if they're cutting prices.
>

That most likely is a promotional rate for 2 to 3 months for new
subscribers only. After the introductory period the rate will be at
least twice that amount.

Bill Radio wrote:
> There have been no complaints, but they must be losing subscribers. In
> Denver they have lowered the monthly rate to $19.95. Don't expect any
> network upgrades if they're cutting prices.
>

That most likely is a promotional rate for 2 to 3 months for new
subscribers only. After the introductory period the rate will be at
least twice that amount.

I saw a billboard in Memphis, TN yesterday with the 3 month promo for
unlimited calls for $19.95.

I saw a billboard in Memphis, TN yesterday with the 3 month promo for
unlimited calls for $19.95.