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  1. #1
    I'm thinking about moving from Nextel to Cingular's 3G network. Is it
    possible for me to get POP3 mail on a Cingular phone using either the
    Samsung A707 or LG CU500 phone? I want to be able to get my comcast
    mail and surf the net with a Media Max 200 plan. I do not want to go
    with the PDA or smartphone due to the high monthly cost of a data plan.


    I got differing advice when I spoke to a rep at the Cingular store and
    when i spoke to someone else over the phone at Cingular customer
    support. Most don't even know what POP3 is and I seem to get a
    different answer every time.




    See More: Getting POP3 emails using Media Net




  2. #2
    StevieRay
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    Re: Getting POP3 emails using Media Net

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

    > I'm thinking about moving from Nextel to Cingular's 3G network. Is it
    > possible for me to get POP3 mail on a Cingular phone using either the
    > Samsung A707 or LG CU500 phone? I want to be able to get my comcast
    > mail and surf the net with a Media Max 200 plan. I do not want to go
    > with the PDA or smartphone due to the high monthly cost of a data plan.
    >
    >
    > I got differing advice when I spoke to a rep at the Cingular store and
    > when i spoke to someone else over the phone at Cingular customer
    > support. Most don't even know what POP3 is and I seem to get a
    > different answer every time.
    >



    I have the CU500 and it is a great phone. However, I can't seem to get
    it to work on my POP3 email. I will discuss this with Cingular in the
    next couple of days when I get time.



  3. #3
    Jeffrey Kaplan
    Guest

    Re: Getting POP3 emails using Media Net

    It is alleged that [email protected] claimed:

    > I'm thinking about moving from Nextel to Cingular's 3G network. Is it
    > possible for me to get POP3 mail on a Cingular phone using either the
    > Samsung A707 or LG CU500 phone? I want to be able to get my comcast
    > mail and surf the net with a Media Max 200 plan. I do not want to go
    > with the PDA or smartphone due to the high monthly cost of a data plan.


    I don't know about those specific phones, but as far as the network
    goes, no problem.

    You don't need a PDA or smartphone plan with a PDA or smartphone. With
    no data plan, it's $0.01/kB which works out to $10/1MB, which is the
    same cost as the cheapest MEdia Net package.

    The best way to do that route would be to get the device without a data
    plan, then add it later, online. However, Cingular's pricing for, say,
    the Treo 680 gets you the good price only if you get the PDA Connect
    unlimited plan at $40/month.

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  4. #4
    John Navas
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    Re: Getting POP3 emails using Media Net

    On 30 Nov 2006 20:24:37 -0800, [email protected] wrote in
    <[email protected]>:

    >I'm thinking about moving from Nextel to Cingular's 3G network. Is it
    >possible for me to get POP3 mail on a Cingular phone using either the
    >Samsung A707 or LG CU500 phone? I want to be able to get my comcast
    >mail and surf the net with a Media Max 200 plan. I do not want to go
    >with the PDA or smartphone due to the high monthly cost of a data plan.
    >
    >I got differing advice when I spoke to a rep at the Cingular store and
    >when i spoke to someone else over the phone at Cingular customer
    >support. Most don't even know what POP3 is and I seem to get a
    >different answer every time.


    You can get POP3 email with any phone that has an email client with the
    necessary support if your email provider permits POP3 access.

    I personally use and recommend free Google Mail, which has POP3 access,
    a slick WAP interface, and now a downloadable Java (J2ME) email client.

    --
    Best regards, FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS:
    John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>



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