Other GSM Networks
Posts: n/a On my phone if I go to Menu/Networks/Available Networks I see Cingular and CBW (Cincinnati Bell Wireless) in addition to T-Mobile. The phone gives me a choice to register on any network. What would this do, exactly, since I am a T-Mobile customer? - Earl  Responses to "Other GSM Networks"
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Posts: n/a Re: Other GSM Networks >.....or give you high roaming rates, depending on> the roaming agreements T-Mobile has with these other carriers. > > miguel No such thing. Free roaming means free roaming on standards plans with tmobile. Only plan you might get roaming charges is the pretty rare regional plan with 3000 minutes for $49.99.
Posts: n/a Re: Other GSM Networks On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, at 21:47:22 [GMT -0500] (12:47:22 Friday, 5 August 2005where I live) "Dan" wrote: > No such thing. Free roaming means free roaming on standards plans with > tmobile. But not really "free" as in no $$$. -- The trouble with doing something right the first time is that no one appreciates how difficult it was.
Posts: n/a Re: Other GSM Networks "John Phillips" <flatulantdingo@deadspam.com> wrote in message news:2511485.20050806170547@deadspam.com... > On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, at 21:47:22 [GMT -0500] (12:47:22 Friday, 5 August > 2005 > where I live) "Dan" wrote: > >> No such thing. Free roaming means free roaming on standards plans with >> tmobile. > > But not really "free" as in no $$$. > > -- > > The trouble with doing something right the first time is that no one > appreciates how difficult it was. > > Free as in it doesn't cost any different to make a call in chicago with a t-mobile signal versus making a call in moline illinois with iowa wireless.
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