Yeagermeister
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It could be that your account hasn't had time to activate.....just guessing.
Dallas;2887329 said:I personally have tested my 3g against the 3gs we are getting in at my office. I do not see either being faster than the other. I know the 3g network doesn't run any faster on the 3gs than the older 3g.
Maikeru-sama;2887671 said:One other thing, is anybody getting a 15% discount based upon their Employer?
They said I get a 15% discount because of who I work for, but I wonder if they tell everybody that?
Maikeru-sama;2887671 said:One other thing, is anybody getting a 15% discount based upon their Employer?
They said I get a 15% discount because of who I work for, but I wonder if they tell everybody that?
Yeagermeister;2886488 said:I can answer #3.
Of all the area's I have been in from FL to AZ to VA to TX I have never had a problem with ATT......other than them trying to charge me $75 for an "early upgrade"...10 days early
nyc;2888042 said:The Texas DPS allowed you to cross the Texas state boarder? Wow, they must be slacking these days...
Suits filed over iPhone's multimedia messaging
Ability to send photos with text messages promised, not delivered, suits say
By Suzanne Choney
msnbc.com
updated 4:02 p.m. CT, Fri., Aug 14, 2009
The ability to send photos and audio files along with text messages was touted as one of the new features of the iPhone's new software, released in June, but Apple and AT&T have not delivered on that promise, allege two class-action lawsuits.
The suits, one filed in a U.S. District Court in Louisiana, the other in a federal district court in Illinois, contend that consumers were misled about the popular phone's new feature, known as multimedia messaging, which was billed as something that would be available later this summer to those who have the new iPhone 3GS, as well as the iPhone 3G, released in 2008. So far, MMS is not available.
"We have no comment on the lawsuits," said AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel. "We have said since the launch of iPhone 3GS that we plan to offer MMS on the iPhone by the end of the summer." AT&T is the exclusive carrier of the iPhone in the United States.
An Apple spokeswoman said the company does not comment on pending litigation. But when the iPhone 3.0 operating system software became available two months ago, Apple noted that "MMS may not be available in all areas. MMS support from AT&T will be available in late summer."
In announcing the 3.0 software last spring, Apple also said that MMS will not work on first-generation iPhones, those released in 2007 because of the phone's hardware. Photos can be sent as e-mail attachments using the iPhone. But the ability to attach photos to text messages is something iPhone users have wanted.
It's the kind of program that many mobile users now think of as a given when they get a cell phone. Nearly 15 billion MMS messages were sent in 2008 in the United States compared to 6.1 billion in 2007, according to CTIA, the wireless trade industry association.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs could not be reached for comment. According to TG Daily, in the Louisiana suit, plaintiffs contend that Apple "advertised heavily that the ... iPhone, the 3G, as well as the even newer version the 3G-S would allow MMS. Apple's print and video advertisements in and on television, the Internet, the radio, newspapers and direct mailers all touted the availability of MMS."
TheCount;2887832 said:Who, AT&T said this?
Apple is notorious for not giving any real discounts on the iPhone or iPod. I have a student discount and even then the most they ever discounted the iPod and stuff was like 10 bucks. They make too much bank off them to give a discount.
Maikeru-sama;2888250 said:Just talked with an ATT rep.
Because I am on the "unlimited plan", the 15% discount doesn't apply. Supposedly, if I was on a regular plan, it would apply. Also, it would be 15% off each portion you are being billed (phone, data, use to be texting but they discontinued that), as opposed to 15% off the entire bill.
Whatever.
I was going to buy the phone anyway, regardless of a discount but it would be cool if Sales Reps knew alot more about the product they sale.
TheCount;2888298 said:Figures, sounds like the usual bait and switch cell companies love to run.
Maikeru-sama;2888250 said:Just talked with an ATT rep.
Because I am on the "unlimited plan", the 15% discount doesn't apply. Supposedly, if I was on a regular plan, it would apply. Also, it would be 15% off each portion you are being billed (phone, data, use to be texting but they discontinued that), as opposed to 15% off the entire bill.
Whatever.
I was going to buy the phone anyway, regardless of a discount but it would be cool if Sales Reps knew alot more about the product they sale.
Warick;2889508 said:I have a question. I'm not with at&t currently, but I've been thinking about getting an iphone. The problem is I don't have very good credit. Has anyone here had to pay a deposit to get an account with at&t? How much did you have to pay? I want an iphone, and willing to switch carriers to get one, but not if I have to pay some crazy amount of money to do so.
nyc;2891410 said:If you want an iPhone, you have to pay a crazy amount of money anyhow. (comparatively)