On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:06:24 -0500, LetoII <none@none.net> wrote:

>On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 13:19:44 -0400, Larc <larc-news@saturnlink.net>
>wrote:
>
>>Is it normal for the Roaming signal to show on my RAZR V3a when I'm in
>>a strong Alltel area outside my home area code? My coverage area is
>>the same as for National Freedom, which includes most of the US. Yet
>>I noticed the Roaming signal blinking when I visited a friend this
>>past week end who lives in the same state, but in a different area
>>code (he also has Alltel).
>>
>>And if I'm always roaming when I'm outside my own area code, how would
>>I know whether my phone had locked onto an Alltel signal that would be
>>included in my minutes or that of another cell company that would add
>>59¢ per minute?
>>
>>Thanks for clearing up my confusion.
>>
>>Larc
>>
>>
>>
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>Without knowing your market code or rate plan, none of these questions
>are answerable.

V3a phone alerts should mean the same things no matter what the plan,
but I got my answers, thanks.

>Perhaps you could ask CS for some assistance?

Haven't been able to get any help from them for some time now. It
seems the only requirement for an Alltel CS job is to be able to say
"cell phone" in English.

Where are they located? Judging from the accents, my guess would be
Mexico. Maybe upstairs over a bar in Tijuana...

Larc



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