New Data Packages
Question... if I'm on this new web2go package with 50mb and I hit my 50, will I be notified somehow? Or is there a way to check my data usage like there is with the minutes?
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OK, to add to my question...
I called T-mobile tonight to switch to the 9.99 package and, after some research, they said that my Behold is a "smartphone" and I'd have to be on the 24.99 package. What makes it a smartphone? The touchscreen? Other than that, it's not really any different than my T639 or razr, in terms of features.
Paying over 20 bucks for a slow t-zones is not my idea of a good time!
So my question is that if I was on the $9.99 data package, would it work the same as if I was on the 24.99 package (or my total internet package that I have now)??
Understand that I'm not a big data user. That's prolly why I love the behold, cause it's not a big data phone. I get on the web periodically but I'm not about to spend 20 bu...
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I called T-mobile tonight to switch to the 9.99 package and, after some research, they said that my Behold is a "smartphone" and I'd have to be on the 24.99 package. What makes it a smartphone? The touchscreen? Other than that, it's not really any different than my T639 or razr, in terms of features.
Paying over 20 bucks for a slow t-zones is not my idea of a good time!
So my question is that if I was on the $9.99 data package, would it work the same as if I was on the 24.99 package (or my total internet package that I have now)??
Understand that I'm not a big data user. That's prolly why I love the behold, cause it's not a big data phone. I get on the web periodically but I'm not about to spend 20 bu...
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Once you hit the 50MB cap, it charges you by the kilobyte, but completely stops you after you hit $15 in overage, so the highest it can be is $35
The Behold is infact a very data-centric phone with the fact that it's a touchscreen, has full internet browsing, and is 3G. I personally do not see the point of getting a behold, G1, blackberry, or any of the internet phones without full internet capabilities.
The Behold is infact a very data-centric phone with the fact that it's a touchscreen, has full internet browsing, and is 3G. I personally do not see the point of getting a behold, G1, blackberry, or any of the internet phones without full internet capabilities.
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I called customer care back and the rep agreed that the Behold is not a smartphone. I had the total internet package on my phone for $20 a month. He switched me back to t-zones for $5.99 (that I used for about 2 days before getting total internet) and there is no difference in speeds or the web pages that I am able to access. My maps program works the same, my telenav works the same, my bill will be the only thing that's different.
I don't know about the G1 and the web pages it can pull up but my Behold scrunches the html sites that I open and it makes it a rather less than enjoyable experience when surfing the web. Can I log into the "real" cnn site? No. It pulls up the mobile version. I can't pay my T-Mobile bill on the Behold because i...
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I don't know about the G1 and the web pages it can pull up but my Behold scrunches the html sites that I open and it makes it a rather less than enjoyable experience when surfing the web. Can I log into the "real" cnn site? No. It pulls up the mobile version. I can't pay my T-Mobile bill on the Behold because i...
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You are correct the Behold is really not a smart phone. I like to call it a mutlimedia phone. You can use the web2go with it but you won't get full web browsing.
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The Behold doesn't offer full web browsing, only html (I'm assuming the G1 does?). It can't pull up flash. I think that's where the confusion is with the data.
I don't know but we're getting off my initial question, which doesn't really matter anymore anyway since T-Zones is doing the exact same thing that the Total Internet package was doing for me.
I don't know but we're getting off my initial question, which doesn't really matter anymore anyway since T-Zones is doing the exact same thing that the Total Internet package was doing for me.
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