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03-27-2011 | 07:00 AM
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03-27-2011 | 10:18 AM
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03-27-2011 | 10:46 AM
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Ok, time to go back to a smart phone discussion. I finally broke down and just got my first one. It's a Samsung Galaxy. First question is: How do I turn off the data roaming when I fly internationally? From previous discussions I understand that this can be very expensive. Second question. It has a WiFi calling app that charges minutes against my monthly minutes (which is fine because I never come close to the primetime limit). If I use this internationally is there a higher minute charge? I wouldn't think so because you are using the internet but.........who knows! If I can just use my existing minutes I can save 2 cents a minute instead of using skype!!
Many more questions to follow in the future because I'm "smart phone challenged!"
Thanks,
Denny
Many more questions to follow in the future because I'm "smart phone challenged!"
Thanks,
Denny
03-27-2011 | 11:51 AM
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Heyas,
Recently got the ALPA phone survey.
Fully 1/2 of the questions were regarding the DPA.
At least two of the questions, overall, were leading and were based on facts not in evidence, and thus were invalid. If you are sharp, and can figure out which questions fit that description, you can decline to answer. Be sure to tell the poll taker that you feel those questions are invalid.
Nu
Recently got the ALPA phone survey.
Fully 1/2 of the questions were regarding the DPA.
At least two of the questions, overall, were leading and were based on facts not in evidence, and thus were invalid. If you are sharp, and can figure out which questions fit that description, you can decline to answer. Be sure to tell the poll taker that you feel those questions are invalid.
Nu
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03-27-2011 | 12:31 PM
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Ok, time to go back to a smart phone discussion. I finally broke down and just got my first one. It's a Samsung Galaxy. First question is: How do I turn off the data roaming when I fly internationally? From previous discussions I understand that this can be very expensive. Second question. It has a WiFi calling app that charges minutes against my monthly minutes (which is fine because I never come close to the primetime limit). If I use this internationally is there a higher minute charge? I wouldn't think so because you are using the internet but.........who knows! If I can just use my existing minutes I can save 2 cents a minute instead of using skype!!
Many more questions to follow in the future because I'm "smart phone challenged!"
Thanks,
Denny
Many more questions to follow in the future because I'm "smart phone challenged!"
Thanks,
Denny
Hopefully your sales person downloaded and installed advanced task killer free for you. That will help your battery life.
What carrier did u go with? Not Sure what wifi calling app u are using.
03-27-2011 | 12:49 PM
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Heyas,
Recently got the ALPA phone survey.
Fully 1/2 of the questions were regarding the DPA.
At least two of the questions, overall, were leading and were based on facts not in evidence, and thus were invalid. If you are sharp, and can figure out which questions fit that description, you can decline to answer. Be sure to tell the poll taker that you feel those questions are invalid.
Nu
Recently got the ALPA phone survey.
Fully 1/2 of the questions were regarding the DPA.
At least two of the questions, overall, were leading and were based on facts not in evidence, and thus were invalid. If you are sharp, and can figure out which questions fit that description, you can decline to answer. Be sure to tell the poll taker that you feel those questions are invalid.
Nu
03-27-2011 | 01:51 PM
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03-27-2011 | 02:47 PM
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