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Re: [Equipment] T-Mobile UMA (VoIP) BlackBerry Amazing! said by montee4:Once you accept it via the browser, the UMA connection kicks in and you can start placing free calls. Not exactly true. The calls are only "free" if you pay for their "hotspot@Home" feature, otherwise they're taken out of your normal minutes. |
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 montee4Premium
join:2004-02-15
Chicago, IL
4 edits | said by TMobileMan :said by montee4:Once you accept it via the browser, the UMA connection kicks in and you can start placing free calls. Not exactly true. The calls are only "free" if you pay for their "hotspot@Home" feature, otherwise they're taken out of your normal minutes. Do you still get a UMA connection though the WiFi if you haven't puchased the hotspot @ home service? I assumed the phone wouldn't connect. |
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| said by montee4:said by TMobileMan :said by montee4:Once you accept it via the browser, the UMA connection kicks in and you can start placing free calls. Not exactly true. The calls are only "free" if you pay for their "hotspot@Home" feature, otherwise they're taken out of your normal minutes. Do you still get a UMA connection though the WiFi if you haven't puchased the hotspot @ home service? I assumed the phone wouldn't connect. Even if you don't sign up for hotspot@home service you will get an UMA conneection BUT ONLY the minute would STILL be counted against your cell plan minutes.
The hotspot@home service only makes your UMA minutes not count against your cell plan minutes it does not add ability to make WiFi call (that is already there if you have a phone uma enabled phone with your t-mobile service)_ |
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