Nationwide PTT?

I have visited boostmobile.com's site but I do not qualify for their service
as I live in York, PA. I have also visited Nextel's site and I see mention
of a $10 unlimited Nationwide PTT plan. Could anybody clarify this for me,
maybe I am misreading it. Could I just go to a Nextel store and buy the
phone and the $10 plan or is there an additional plan that is needed with
this. Thanks to all for your help.

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Zip Code if I may ask?

For the majority of the time, an extra $10 is required in order to get
"all-you-can-eat" Nationwide Direct Connect (but does not cover group
connect).

Reason why I'm asking for your Zip Code is because at Illinois, there is
two deals for a limited time with Nationwide Direct Connect, 500 anytime
Cellular Minutes, unlimited off-peak minutes, voice mail, caller ID, for
$49.99 a month. I am unaware if there are any promotional packages that
exist in your area.

STARNER wrote:
> I have visited boostmobile.com's site but I do not qualify for their service
> as I live in York, PA. I have also visited Nextel's site and I see mention
> of a $10 unlimited Nationwide PTT plan. Could anybody clarify this for me,
> maybe I am misreading it. Could I just go to a Nextel store and buy the
> phone and the $10 plan or is there an additional plan that is needed with
> this. Thanks to all for your help.
>
>

Zip Code if I may ask?

For the majority of the time, an extra $10 is required in order to get
"all-you-can-eat" Nationwide Direct Connect (but does not cover group
connect).

Reason why I'm asking for your Zip Code is because at Illinois, there is
two deals for a limited time with Nationwide Direct Connect, 500 anytime
Cellular Minutes, unlimited off-peak minutes, voice mail, caller ID, for
$49.99 a month. I am unaware if there are any promotional packages that
exist in your area.

STARNER wrote:
> I have visited boostmobile.com's site but I do not qualify for their service
> as I live in York, PA. I have also visited Nextel's site and I see mention
> of a $10 unlimited Nationwide PTT plan. Could anybody clarify this for me,
> maybe I am misreading it. Could I just go to a Nextel store and buy the
> phone and the $10 plan or is there an additional plan that is needed with
> this. Thanks to all for your help.
>
>

Mark Kim wrote:

> Zip Code if I may ask?
>
> For the majority of the time, an extra $10 is required in order to get
> "all-you-can-eat" Nationwide Direct Connect (but does not cover group
> connect).
>
> Reason why I'm asking for your Zip Code is because at Illinois, there is
> two deals for a limited time with Nationwide Direct Connect, 500 anytime
> Cellular Minutes, unlimited off-peak minutes, voice mail, caller ID, for
> $49.99 a month. I am unaware if there are any promotional packages that
> exist in your area.
>
> STARNER wrote:
>> I have visited boostmobile.com's site but I do not qualify for their
>> service
>> as I live in York, PA. I have also visited Nextel's site and I see
>> mention
>> of a $10 unlimited Nationwide PTT plan. Could anybody clarify this for
>> me,
>> maybe I am misreading it. Could I just go to a Nextel store and buy the
>> phone and the $10 plan or is there an additional plan that is needed with
>> this. Thanks to all for your help.
>>
>>


Mark- an honest question. Do you work for Nextel?

Mark Kim wrote:

> Zip Code if I may ask?
>
> For the majority of the time, an extra $10 is required in order to get
> "all-you-can-eat" Nationwide Direct Connect (but does not cover group
> connect).
>
> Reason why I'm asking for your Zip Code is because at Illinois, there is
> two deals for a limited time with Nationwide Direct Connect, 500 anytime
> Cellular Minutes, unlimited off-peak minutes, voice mail, caller ID, for
> $49.99 a month. I am unaware if there are any promotional packages that
> exist in your area.
>
> STARNER wrote:
>> I have visited boostmobile.com's site but I do not qualify for their
>> service
>> as I live in York, PA. I have also visited Nextel's site and I see
>> mention
>> of a $10 unlimited Nationwide PTT plan. Could anybody clarify this for
>> me,
>> maybe I am misreading it. Could I just go to a Nextel store and buy the
>> phone and the $10 plan or is there an additional plan that is needed with
>> this. Thanks to all for your help.
>>
>>


Mark- an honest question. Do you work for Nextel?

Unfortunately, I don't work for Nextel, but ever since I've worked for a
Vending Firm at Romeoville, I've been decently exposed to a lot of
Nextel mumbo-jumbo. Reason why I purchased a Palm Handheld for my own
use is because the same Vending Firm I've pronounced has route guys
using Palm-Powered Handhelds, and I've been exposed to them to a certain
degree. Just like I'm exposed to Nextel Phones at my work to a
reasonable degree. I often browse through http://www.nextel.com with my
EYES ONLY CLEARANCE and absorbed the rate plans with my eyes.

For now, I'm just a Nextel Peasant.

Unfortunately, I don't work for Nextel, but ever since I've worked for a
Vending Firm at Romeoville, I've been decently exposed to a lot of
Nextel mumbo-jumbo. Reason why I purchased a Palm Handheld for my own
use is because the same Vending Firm I've pronounced has route guys
using Palm-Powered Handhelds, and I've been exposed to them to a certain
degree. Just like I'm exposed to Nextel Phones at my work to a
reasonable degree. I often browse through http://www.nextel.com with my
EYES ONLY CLEARANCE and absorbed the rate plans with my eyes.

For now, I'm just a Nextel Peasant.