- amazinglygracelessRetired ModIt is your carriers wap browser. The one where they hawk their
wares, as it were. You cannot delete it. It is pushed by a service
book. Even if you delete the service book it will come back. When
you change to a new theme it will come back. Hide it. Out of site
out of mind.12-17-08 12:32 AMLike 0 - You can also type #646# and send. You will get your minutes used as a text message.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-17-08 07:49 AMLike 0 - Mine doesnt come as a text, I hit
#6467# and a lil pop up shows. Also #225# gives the balance due if you have one, and the bill closing date12-17-08 07:51 AMLike 0 -
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Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-17-08 08:06 AMLike 0 - Oh I know how to do it, As I was saying what *I* use, either would work I guess, but my way works fine and has done for as long as I remember.12-17-08 08:08 AMLike 0
- I'll clear some of this up, since my girlfriend works for the T-Mobile Customer Service department...
#MIN# Used Minutes (646)
#MSG# Used Messages (674)
#BAL# Current Account Balance (225)
#NUM# Your Phone Number (686)
#PWD# Resets VM Password to last four digits of your Phone Number (793)
#PWO# Turn on/off VM Password Security (796)
#999# Acount Balance & Remaining Minutes (Prepaid Only)
##004## Cancel All Fowarding Rules
*#06# View IMEI number
T-Zones allows you to do a lot of things you normally wouldn't be able to do from any phone. Check minutes, check account balance, manage caller tunes, download ringtones & wallpapers, manage family allowances, manage myFavs, setup your personal homepage with web2go with RSS feeds.
I know you can get most of these features other ways, like using the numeric send commands I posted above, but T-Zones brings everything all together so you don't have to know so much. It's more for people that aren't so cell phone savvy unlike most people on the board. Also, there are some times when the numeric commands just aren't working, or if you're on a non-T-Mobile tower.12-17-08 08:35 AMLike 0 - I'll clear some of this up, since my girlfriend works for the T-Mobile Customer Service department...
#MIN# Used Minutes (646)
#MSG# Used Messages (674)
#BAL# Current Account Balance (225)
#NUM# Your Phone Number (686)
#PWD# Resets VM Password to last four digits of your Phone Number (793)
#PWO# Turn on/off VM Password Security (796)
#999# Acount Balance & Remaining Minutes (Prepaid Only)
##004## Cancel All Fowarding Rules
*#06# View IMEI number
T-Zones allows you to do a lot of things you normally wouldn't be able to do from any phone. Check minutes, check account balance, manage caller tunes, download ringtones & wallpapers, manage family allowances, manage myFavs, setup your personal homepage with web2go with RSS feeds.
I know you can get most of these features other ways, like using the numeric send commands I posted above, but T-Zones brings everything all together so you don't have to know so much. It's more for people that aren't so cell phone savvy unlike most people on the board. Also, there are some times when the numeric commands just aren't working, or if you're on a non-T-Mobile tower.12-17-08 10:44 AMLike 0 - I doubt she'll know, most of the time I find out things from this site and tell her about it... I'll ask though.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-17-08 12:10 PMLike 0
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