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Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? Evidently my ears are very different, physically.this $160 thing sucked on my right ear....no matter how adjusted it wanted to fall off just tilting head. Changed to left ear and forgot it was there... to expensive though. Its perfect for form and fit on my left ear. Now to get it married to my razr..I have been stupid, to date over $500. I refuse to sigh a contract so its all prepaid. paid full price for all hardware to be continued. Henry "Henry" <noone@nowhere.net> wrote in message news:boEVe.675$7E5.656@bignews1.bellsouth.net... >I just picked up a jabra BT800 which according to the manual can be >adjusted for either ear. > have not used it yet except to try the fit as it needs to be charged and > paired to a razr. > > Henry > > > "Happy Camper" <dcwhiohnoyoudontteman@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:38adncsvBPBWKLveRVn-jg@comcast.com... >>I am looking for a Bluetooth earpiece for my Motorola 710, however I am >>deaf in my right ear. I cannot wear an earpiece constantly, but must put >>it on/in when the phone rings. I am looking for something that can be worn >>on the left ear and something that doesn't take more than a couple of >>seconds to put on while driving. Any suggestions? >> >> HC >> > > 
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? Evidently my ears are very different, physically.this $160 thing sucked on my right ear....no matter how adjusted it wanted to fall off just tilting head. Changed to left ear and forgot it was there... to expensive though. Its perfect for form and fit on my left ear. Now to get it married to my razr..I have been stupid, to date over $500. I refuse to sigh a contract so its all prepaid. paid full price for all hardware to be continued. Henry "Henry" <noone@nowhere.net> wrote in message news:boEVe.675$7E5.656@bignews1.bellsouth.net... >I just picked up a jabra BT800 which according to the manual can be >adjusted for either ear. > have not used it yet except to try the fit as it needs to be charged and > paired to a razr. > > Henry > > > "Happy Camper" <dcwhiohnoyoudontteman@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:38adncsvBPBWKLveRVn-jg@comcast.com... >>I am looking for a Bluetooth earpiece for my Motorola 710, however I am >>deaf in my right ear. I cannot wear an earpiece constantly, but must put >>it on/in when the phone rings. I am looking for something that can be worn >>on the left ear and something that doesn't take more than a couple of >>seconds to put on while driving. Any suggestions? >> >> HC >> > >
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? "Craven Morehead" <cmorehead@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:aFFVe.701$7E5.624@bignews1.bellsouth.net... > Huh? Is it for your left ear or someone else's? > Plonk goes the weasel.
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? "Craven Morehead" <cmorehead@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:aFFVe.701$7E5.624@bignews1.bellsouth.net... > Huh? Is it for your left ear or someone else's? > Plonk goes the weasel.
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? In message <_THVe.767$%Q1.95@bignews3.bellsouth.net> "Henry"<noone@nowhere.net> wrote: >Now to get it married to my razr..I have been stupid, to date over $500. I >refuse to sigh a contract so its all prepaid. paid full price for all >hardware >to be continued. Odd. I don't know about your carrier, but mine charges a maximum of $200 for early termination, and they gave me more then $200 off for signing a 3 year contract (combining the phone, free bluetooth headset, free first month of service), so for me, it's a no brainer to sign a contract. If I keep the phone+service then I come out ahead, if not then I'm no worse off then if I'd bought the hardware outright. -- We should start measuring the Canadian gov't expenditures by gun registries. Put things into perspective.
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? In message <_THVe.767$%Q1.95@bignews3.bellsouth.net> "Henry"<noone@nowhere.net> wrote: >Now to get it married to my razr..I have been stupid, to date over $500. I >refuse to sigh a contract so its all prepaid. paid full price for all >hardware >to be continued. Odd. I don't know about your carrier, but mine charges a maximum of $200 for early termination, and they gave me more then $200 off for signing a 3 year contract (combining the phone, free bluetooth headset, free first month of service), so for me, it's a no brainer to sign a contract. If I keep the phone+service then I come out ahead, if not then I'm no worse off then if I'd bought the hardware outright. -- We should start measuring the Canadian gov't expenditures by gun registries. Put things into perspective.
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? For what its worth to you, I do not enter into contracts for anything if Ican avoid it !!!! I prepay for my cell needs.....the cost per unit time is the same and I can manage my own usage and switch carriers without any penality. Even though I pay retail for hardware,I wont have financial obligations beyond that....my credit rating wont get dinged if I break contract and have to end up paying full price in the future for a product that is out of warantee. Henry "DevilsPGD" <spamsucks@crazyhat.net> wrote in message news:kp0fi157egiu4jteukng509lbaji83hq69@4ax.com... > In message <_THVe.767$%Q1.95@bignews3.bellsouth.net> "Henry" > <noone@nowhere.net> wrote: > >>Now to get it married to my razr..I have been stupid, to date over $500. I >>refuse to sigh a contract so its all prepaid. paid full price for all >>hardware >>to be continued. > > Odd. > > I don't know about your carrier, but mine charges a maximum of $200 for > early termination, and they gave me more then $200 off for signing a 3 > year contract (combining the phone, free bluetooth headset, free first > month of service), so for me, it's a no brainer to sign a contract. > > If I keep the phone+service then I come out ahead, if not then I'm no > worse off then if I'd bought the hardware outright. > > -- > We should start measuring the Canadian gov't expenditures > by gun registries. Put things into perspective.
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? For what its worth to you, I do not enter into contracts for anything if Ican avoid it !!!! I prepay for my cell needs.....the cost per unit time is the same and I can manage my own usage and switch carriers without any penality. Even though I pay retail for hardware,I wont have financial obligations beyond that....my credit rating wont get dinged if I break contract and have to end up paying full price in the future for a product that is out of warantee. Henry "DevilsPGD" <spamsucks@crazyhat.net> wrote in message news:kp0fi157egiu4jteukng509lbaji83hq69@4ax.com... > In message <_THVe.767$%Q1.95@bignews3.bellsouth.net> "Henry" > <noone@nowhere.net> wrote: > >>Now to get it married to my razr..I have been stupid, to date over $500. I >>refuse to sigh a contract so its all prepaid. paid full price for all >>hardware >>to be continued. > > Odd. > > I don't know about your carrier, but mine charges a maximum of $200 for > early termination, and they gave me more then $200 off for signing a 3 > year contract (combining the phone, free bluetooth headset, free first > month of service), so for me, it's a no brainer to sign a contract. > > If I keep the phone+service then I come out ahead, if not then I'm no > worse off then if I'd bought the hardware outright. > > -- > We should start measuring the Canadian gov't expenditures > by gun registries. Put things into perspective.
Posts: n/a Re: Bluetooth earpiece for left ear? In message <48XVe.3452$Ve1.781@bignews4.bellsouth.net> "Henry"<noone@nowhere.net> wrote: >For what its worth to you, I do not enter into contracts for anything if I >can avoid it !!!! > >I prepay for my cell needs.....the cost per unit time is the same and I can >manage my own usage and switch carriers without any penality. >Even though I pay retail for hardware,I wont have financial obligations >beyond that....my credit rating wont get dinged if I break contract and have >to end up paying full price in the future for a product that is out of >warantee. I go the other way around, I make sure I save more money up front then it will cost me to get out later -- No risk, I have no fear of breaking the contract down the road because even if I cancel it the day after signing it, I still spend less then someone who buys their hardware outright. Each to their own, but I use it to build my credit rating (Which is already R1 anyway, but every additional revolving item is one more thing that shows I'm capable of paying my bills) -- When you're arguing with a fool, make sure he isn't doing the same thing.
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