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06-09-2009, 07:06 AM
jnepsa

Quote:

Originally Posted by cveklund

When does the buy one, get one blackberry offer end?

Thanks,
Chris

Chris,
3 months ago....lol. As of now I think they have it ending june 30th, but it was also set to end may 31st, april 28th...I think you get it. Chances are they will extend this probably through the 4th of july if not through august.

JN
06-09-2009, 09:35 AM
Paradio

Probably until the Storm 2 is released!
06-09-2009, 09:50 AM
jnepsa

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paradio

Probably until the Storm 2 is released!

lol mmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyybbbbbbbbbbbeeeeeeeeeee ee
06-10-2009, 06:34 AM
cveklund

Thank you.
06-10-2009, 10:28 AM
gatewayad

Hi jnepsa,
I have Tetherberry and use it very rarely maybe an hour or two a week, never go over the 5mb or even ever close, I understand tethering is a no no but assume in an emergency its a great program for example reviewing a contract that I cant read on my phone, as long as i stay under the radar am i ok or do they notice those hour long use surges??????
06-10-2009, 10:35 AM
DesertRat

I'm currently on a Select Family plan with 5 phones. 2 phones are Blackberry Storms and I'm paying an extra $30/ea for unlimited data. Would I save money by going to the connect plan? Thanks
06-10-2009, 10:38 AM
jnepsa

Quote:

Originally Posted by gatewayad

Hi jnepsa,
I have Tetherberry and use it very rarely maybe an hour or two a week, never go over the 5mb or even ever close, I understand tethering is a no no but assume in an emergency its a great program for example reviewing a contract that I cant read on my phone, as long as i stay under the radar am i ok or do they notice those hour long use surges??????

you will be fine. There are two things you want to avoid. 1) going over the 5GB. 2) large changes in usage under 5GB i.e.- if you normally average 1.5GB of use per month, then in a month you go to 3 or more GB, That has triggered some red flags lately. If its something you want to start using more, take your time working up higher.
06-10-2009, 10:40 AM
gatewayad

Quote:

Originally Posted by jnepsa

you will be fine. There are two things you want to avoid. 1) going over the 5GB. 2) large changes in usage under 5GB i.e.- if you normally average 1.5GB of use per month, then in a month you go to 3 or more GB, That has triggered some red flags lately. If its something you want to start using more, take your time working up higher.

Thanks, I will keep that in mind. Just want to stay out of trouble :arms:

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