Did you sign up recently, or is that from a few years ago? I believe
their current deals are nowhere near that generous.

Also, they may preclude "tethered" mode (feeding a computer), but they
don't have any easy way to determine if that's what you're doing.
However, if they figure it out, you could be in for a big surprise at
billing time. Cingular has an unlimited deal for $19 - half of their
sales people say its non-tethered only, the other half (probably those
on commission) say you have no problem using it tethered.


Doug Dotson wrote:
That's a bad deal. My Sprint phone operates at 115K baud at a flat rate of
$9.95.

"Matt O'Toole" wrote in message
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Yeah, that was my situation. You weren't allowed to use it as a modem
without going through their tethering system. Not sure how they would know,
but....

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"Jeff" wrote in message
...
Did you sign up recently, or is that from a few years ago? I believe
their current deals are nowhere near that generous.

Also, they may preclude "tethered" mode (feeding a computer), but they
don't have any easy way to determine if that's what you're doing. However,
if they figure it out, you could be in for a big surprise at billing time.
Cingular has an unlimited deal for $19 - half of their sales people say
its non-tethered only, the other half (probably those on commission) say
you have no problem using it tethered.


Doug Dotson wrote:
That's a bad deal. My Sprint phone operates at 115K baud at a flat rate
of
$9.95.

"Matt O'Toole" wrote in message
...

So far, no response from T Mobile.