Reply to Erika 4/26/05

Erika,

If I may make some suggestions... if you want to eventually be
able to use that cell phone back in PI, you might want to pick a model
that is a quad-band GSM, because they use 900/1800 frequencies in PI.
My phone is only tri-band, so it only does 850/1800/1900 so I only
have partial coverage if I try to use it over there.

Also, I don't know if you have any choice of what network to
join, I recommend Cingular, because you can call any of the 50
million+ customers anytime for free. Also, you can roll-over any
un-used anytime minutes for up to a year. Very cool. What network is
your aunt under, because you'll probably join her under her "family
plan", probably paying $10-$20 a month.

----- Original Message -----

> hi..
> i have a plan of applying a line here... but under my aunt's
> account of course.......
> she'll apply for a family line, i don't yet how much i will get..
> my aunt will take care of it.
> maybe next month i'll have a phone...
>
> ciao..


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"Until last October, Christ had a very limited involvement in my life. I believed in God; I just never had to prove I believed. Belief is an absence of proof."
-- Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling

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› See More: Reply to Erika 4/26/05

You miss their texts? I guess you didn't know about Chikka? It
allows you to send texts to them using your computer (you have to d/l
& install a program). When they reply to your Chikka texts, it only
costs them P2.50 per text, as opposed to P15 for replying to cellular
texts internationally. Here is the site:

http://www.chikka.com/

----- Original Message -----
> hahahahha...
> don't worry, i also have a line in the pi.. brought it here coz i
> thought i could buy a phone here...
> but phones here aren't open line so i asked my bro to send me
> one... i miss my friends so much and i miss their texts...
> and yes aside from that i will apply a line here...
> thanks for the advice...


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"Until last October, Christ had a very limited involvement in my life. I believed in God; I just never had to prove I believed. Belief is an absence of proof."
-- Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling