Recent content by xTemptati0n

I'm going to go with the two way video chat option. It's about time someone has done it.

1. If you aren't taking a discount from T-Mobile for a device, you are technically not obligated. While it's a great experience to have data anywhere you have service, T-Mobile doesn't force you to purchase the corresponding data plan if you paid full price for your device. 2. With T-Mobile...

I just purchased a Nexus One. I was coming from a BlackBerry. The thing I miss the most is the keyboard. I feel that it will just take me some time to get used to the virtual keyboard, but once I do I should be fine. I definitely can't text as fast as I did with the BB, but that's understandable...

It doesn't hurt to do a credit check. You could always refuse to do a credit check for the type of plan you're looking at doing, but you won't be able to see if your approved for a normal, Post Paid account or if you have an equipment installment plan in which you can make payments for your...

I had this issue with setting mine up for my college. I needed a specific port for sending messages. I did some investigating and found the port in a notes file by the company that makes the online webmail client.

They are on the West Coast, so technically it could be ordered later than 12 pending your time zone.

I don't know why Google would say no. The only stipulation on T-Mobile's half is if a customer is FlexPay (which ties into monthly only possibility). Did you try getting a hold of Google?

But the question is if you were approved for a normal post paid account or flex pay.

T-Mobile has put a strict agreement when getting the N1. You need to have an Even More 500 TTW plan. If you aren't approved for a contract, then T-Mobile and Google have the right to deny you the phone and service. Ultimately, it comes down to credit. That's the only thing holding you back. It...