No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
@llecs wrote:Call your number back. When you hear the automated VM, press * and enter the last four digits of your cell number. You can then gain access and setup your VM before your phone arrives.T-mobile is good. I had them once and their bill was always straight forward. I also had Sprint, Nextel, VZW, and Cingular/AT&T. All of them would add extra itemized charges like taxes, surcharges, etc that would always inflate the bill. T-mobile never seem to do that. Unfortunately, living in a brick house at the base of two hills next door to a guy who did amateur radio and a major University within earshot reeked havoc on our service. AT&T is the only one that seems to pick up some sort of signal.
@Tons_of_Debt wrote:I must admit... T-mobile is slated to get the first Blackberry flip phone... :-/