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Good luck, keep us posted, I am surprised they are making people jump through hoops for this. |
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oh OP scared me a bit. I'm thinking about going with the prepaid plan, and with no wifi calling ?!?!
but what OP is saying is you wont be able to call via wifi with that phone number or for that matter directly. In order to call via wifi on a prepaid plan, you simply use a third party app like Groove IP, which will use google voice to make free calls over wifi. i know the first part sounds a bit confusing, i can't really explain it even though it's very easy. ugh, please correct me though ![]() EDIT: oh my, just realized this thread is 7 pages long, i'll have to read it all. sry if my post is a repost xD Last edited by shyam09; 08-12-2012 at 10:34 AM.. |
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nvm, to US and Canada only Last edited by MinhTrinh; 08-12-2012 at 11:06 AM.. |
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I travel overseas a lot and use it all the time. Works fine in places like Korea and Japan (where they don't even have GSM service), Albania, Latvia, Canada, Mexico, Europe. As long as you have a WiFi signal and have the WiFi calling icon showing, you're on T-Mobile's USA network. Even works for text messaging. You don't even need a cellphone signal - just WiFi. One other thing, if you use WiFi calling to call the country you're in, it's a long distance call (still might be cheaper than roaming though). |
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And what is roaming? |
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So, what is the minimum minute plan I would need to participate in this add-on?
Also, what's keeping you from enabling your phone as a wifi hotspot with fox-fi or the like, and connect to your own network, thereby having free minutes wherever you happen to be with 3g/4g signal? I know this would eat your battery like a fat girl with cake, but you could disable fox-fi when you're at home, or other locations with wi-fi. Also, you could enable the wifi whenever you plan on making a call. The only downfall would be when someone calls you, you'd have to have it enabled prior, or call them back after you enabled it (if the call is gonna be more than 5 minutes, since it would be a hassle if you had to enable wifi and call someone back every time you had to speak to someone. ) |
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Roaming is whenever you use another carrier's network. So, for example, if you have AT&T in the US, but your phone shows Bell in Canada, you are roaming on the Bell network. Roaming rates (call, data, texts) are higher because of non-native network use. |
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If you can't get t mobile to add this you can try T Mobile bobsled.com [bobsled.com] as an alternative.
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