T-Mobile

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKvXyN_t7UA

Yes, but it's pricey:

http://www.mobiletracker.net/archives/2005/01/31/boost-international

An international surcharge of $.20 a minute will apply to international Boost Walkie-Talkie use from the United States to Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Peru. An international roaming surcharge of $.10 a minute will apply to international Boost Walkie-Talkie use from Baja Mexico, and an international roaming surcharge of $.20 a minute will apply to international Boost Walkie-Talkie use from Canada.

They say they use the Nextel network.

I have a international $55 plan plus an exta $2 dls on the accout. and I could talk, txt, and walkie talkie with no roaming charges aproximatly 1-2 miles from the border. I could txt and walkie talkie with no roaming charges about 10 form the border, and I could only walkie-talkie about 100 miles from the border last place it worked was on san luis. From there on There was no signal what so ever, so even If i got extra $ on my account I could not access any network so that i could use roaming, not even the nextel network. And I know it was not in a dead zone cuz there were people next to me talking on their cell phones and using the radio on the nextel network. Currently I am in a big city Celaya, Guanajuato and still no signal on my phone.

No. T-Mobile is a Private limited company.

It appears to be a version of the Sikorsky S76. Maybe a C++ or even a D version. Not 100% sure because of "round" turbine exhaust. Either way, a really cool machine.

Colonelmw

It is an Augusta AW109 (Grand); and this is a cool machine; even with the Pink.

If I understand the question correctly the answer is yes. An employer can have a Health Reimbursement Arrangement as the mechanism to pay for employees health care. In those plan documents the employer can specify what they will reimburse for (ie insurance premiums, Rx, dnetal etc). If the plan is established such that they only pay for insurance premiums then they are generally under no obligation to pay for out-of-pocket expenses for an employee that has no insurance. That said, they can not discriminate within the terms of the plan. If the plan says they will reimburse for XXX then they must do that for all employees.

You can't store audio on a sim card.

It is from AT&T. It's been on its contract with AT&T for a while, but it is hopefully going to be up soon with Verizon Wireless and possibly other carriers.

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Yes you can - the only difference is the way the phone-calls are paid for.

Tmobile de is the dutch version of the Tmobile, one of the few languages found there. You can find a lot of information right there, including cell phones and their plans.

Contact the T-MO customer support at 611 to see if they will allow collect calls. Many providers do not, particularly with prepaid phones.

9:00:00PM to 6:59:59AM unless you have the a specific plan that starts at 7:00:00PM

It is Emily Tarver

every big building in ny and they have 700000 cities with 4g

Generally no - A phone locked for a particular carrier will not operate on another network.

Keep hold of them and the icon with fade but still be there. Then drag it back into the toolbar.

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Katharine Hepburn won 4 Best Actress Academy Awards for: Morning Glory (1933), Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967), A Lion in Winter (1968) and On Golden Pond (1981).

The mission statement of Vans is we like to promote our consumers with the best new attractive look especially the young people who buy other advertised clothing like holister,American eagle and many other that will look grate with vans and our goal is that our customers are happy about the way they look with their new fresh vans on their feet.

Katie Savoy

Yes

Just wanted to let people know my story. I purchased an LG Optimus F3 from Target in January 2014. It was $150 and for $20 more I got the replacement plan from Target that will give me a Target gift card with my purchase price on it if any thing malfunctions with the phone in the next two years (but not due to human error).

Anyway, my family and I were all going on a family plan with T-Mobile and the account owner just called customer service gave them the SIM card info for my new phone and my Sprint phone number was ported over in about 4 days.

We did the same within minutes with my mom's LG F3 phone by going into the T-Mobile store and having them port over the number. I believe there is a $10 SIM card charge.

I wanted to share this because the LG Optimus F3 is $240.00 if purchased from T-Mobile directly and they don't exactly tell you that some how they are entilted to a 62% mark up on the market value of a phone if you are post-paid rather than prepaid.

No. Moble Messaging is not free. It is like a text message. Every IM you receive and text cost depending on your texting plan. But if you have unlimited texting then it count in unlimited texting and you will not pay more in your phone bills.

It's pretty pointless to get an expensive phone like that unless you get a data package otherwise most of the features will be unusable. Some phones require you have data packages to start off with anyway. So, if you want to get a phone like that, might as well just dish out the extra cash for the data plan.