Blackberry Curve 8330

[Anonymous]

I have a regular 8300 Sanyo that I use for most personal calls, so your Razor is way better than that.

The only time I play with my phone is when I am on the plane or waiting for it, and most of the time I use my iPod for that. My phones are strictly for business. Being able to send and receive emails and set appts on the go is what I need.

The GPS feature is also heavily used.

I have enough stuff in my purse as it is.

Well I do receive and send the occasional pic and video, especially of a new bag or shoes and my SO act like he don't know what it look like.

[haulingthescoreup]

Major newbie question here:

I got a tiny extra charge on the latest Verizon bill on DD#1's line, for a data charge. None of us routinely go online with our cellphones; it's all voice and text and pix.

Is there a way more reasonable way to pay for web access via a cell phone than through your regular cellular plan? Removable chips, or something.

The $140-something per month for four lines is bad enough. If we start accessing the net, I can't fathom how bad it might become!

[soylentorange20]

Just an FYI, the website has it for $179.99

[Anonymous]

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@soylentorange20 wrote:

Just an FYI, the website has it for $179.99

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Thanks! I ordered it yesterday.

[WhirledPeasPlease]

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haulingthescoreup wrote:
Major newbie question here:

I got a tiny extra charge on the latest Verizon bill on DD#1's line, for a data charge. None of us routinely go online with our cellphones; it's all voice and text and pix.

Is there a way more reasonable way to pay for web access via a cell phone than through your regular cellular plan? Removable chips, or something.

The $140-something per month for four lines is bad enough. If we start accessing the net, I can't fathom how bad it might become!

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I pay an extra 5 bucks a month for the occasional web access on verizon.  Sadly, this is usually the weather radar b/c I'm on the road so much and even tho I have XM's weather channel, there are times when I want to know NOW!

I have used it to access yahoo mail and get a few sports scores, but for 5 bucks it gets my vote. 

[katecrime]

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jaybee wrote:
I have a regular 8300 Sanyo that I use for most personal calls, so your Razor is way better than that.

The only time I play with my phone is when I am on the plane or waiting for it, and most of the time I use my iPod for that. My phones are strictly for business. Being able to send and receive emails and set appts on the go is what I need.

The GPS feature is also heavily used.

I have enough stuff in my purse as it is.

Well I do receive and send the occasional pic and video, especially of a new bag or shoes and my SO act like he don't know what it look like.

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i replaced my sanyo 8300 with my RAZR!  sometimes i kinda miss it.  it was a good phone