T-Mobile @Home Phoner Service

[E-E PoWeR HoUsE]

Anybody have it? I'm thinking of making a switch from ATT to T-Mobile home service. I pay nearly $80.00 a month with ATT including my DSL package. But first i would like to get some of your opinions for those who have this service.

[Jacket64]

Anybody have it? I'm thinking of making a switch from ATT to T-Mobile home service. I pay nearly $80.00 a month with ATT including my DSL package. But first i would like to get some of your opinions for those who have this service.

I thought about it, but then I would have to get roadrunner service from time Warner which I hate with a passion.

[GUY]

hmm tell me how it goes..i just have dsl ...no landline...no need...

if you have a blackberry curve (8900, or 8320) or even the 8520

you can take advantage of the uma calling...

how are you liking Tmo anyway EE?

do you get some pretty decent 3G coverage?

[El Chusma]

I thought about it, but then I would have to get roadrunner service from time Warner which I hate with a passion.

I have it and no, I don't have TW, I have AT@T. Works great! A bad thing about it is that once your i-net is down, your telephone is down too. Other things you have to put up with is that you can't use a fax with it and, you need to use special phones if you want to have more than 1 phone on the same line. You can buy these dual phones at T-mobile and they are about thirty dollars for the pair. Either than that, everything else is pretty good. Very clear lines and it also has all the extra features you would find in expensive phone packages without the added price.

[Jacket64]

I have it and no, I don't have TW, I have AT@T. Works great! A bad thing about it is that once your i-net is down, your telephone is down too. Other things you have to put up with is that you can't use a fax with it and, you need to use special phones if you want to have more than 1 phone on the same line. You can buy these dual phones at T-mobile and they are about thirty dollars for the pair. Either than that, everything else is pretty good. Very clear lines and it also has all the extra features you would find in expensive phone packages without the added price.

really? no Time Warner? Wow, my options just opened up for me. I inquired about this service a while back and the guy at the t-mobile store in Edinburg told me that I would need roadrunner service because the t-mobile modem/router they had only accepted the coaxial cabling input. Either t-mobile changed their modem/routers or I was totally misinformed at the t-mobile store.

[El Chusma]

really? no Time Warner? Wow, my options just opened up for me. I inquired about this service a while back and the guy at the t-mobile store in Edinburg told me that I would need roadrunner service because the t-mobile modem/router they had only accepted the coaxial cabling input. Either t-mobile changed their modem/routers or I was totally misinformed at the t-mobile store.

I've had it for almost a year now.

[E-E PoWeR HoUsE]

I've had it for almost a year now.

How much do you pay monthly? ? ?

[E-E PoWeR HoUsE]

hmm tell me how it goes..i just have dsl ...no landline...no need...

if you have a blackberry curve (8900, or 8320) or even the 8520

you can take advantage of the uma calling...

how are you liking Tmo anyway EE?

do you get some pretty decent 3G coverage?

I dislike blackberry's 100% ...

I do love T-Mobile 100% though. I have had T-Mobile for the past 3 years and with the same number and so far i have NOT had any problems with the network. As you read my first post, I'm even willing to get T-Mobile home phone. About 3G, well I still don't have 3G network phone yet. I still use the old fashioned T-Mobile dash phone which I also love.

[El Chusma]

How much do you pay monthly? ? ?

$10. Of course, if you want their service you also have to have a cell phone account with them. I have one anyways, so it's no biggie.

[El Chusma]

I dislike blackberry's 100% ...

I do love T-Mobile 100% though. I have had T-Mobile for the past 3 years and with the same number and so far i have NOT had any problems with the network. As you read my first post, I'm even willing to get T-Mobile home phone. About 3G, well I still don't have 3G network phone yet. I still use the old fashioned T-Mobile dash phone which I also love.

We have 3g capable phones, but we don't want to pay the extra charge so we don't subscribe for the extra service.

[E-E PoWeR HoUsE]

$10. Of course, if you want their service you also have to have a cell phone account with them. I have one anyways, so it's no biggie.

Explain to me the installation.

[GUY]

I dislike blackberry's 100% ...

I do love T-Mobile 100% though. I have had T-Mobile for the past 3 years and with the same number and so far i have NOT had any problems with the network. As you read my first post, I'm even willing to get T-Mobile home phone. About 3G, well I still don't have 3G network phone yet. I still use the old fashioned T-Mobile dash phone which I also love.

I miss my blackberry .... currently using an iPhone ... You should look into getting the dash 3G if you're a fan of winmo.... or buy the nokia N900 lol... That's the phone I'm looking to get (it has tmobile 3G banding) ...

[El Chusma]

Explain to me the installation.

The way I have it; install software, plug the phone router into your i-net router and you are done.