blackberry 24.99 data plan
i was wondering if anyone has the blackberry 24.99 data plan and how it is? I dont use internet that much and dont want to pay the crazy 40 dollar something plan so how is this plan? thanks in advance
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If you don't need the corporate email, I would do the new 29.99 plan. It's unlimited web and email. If you need to sync your business email, then you need the $45 plan
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oh ok thanks i didnt know about the 29.99 thats awesome...of course when i called 611 they didnt tell me about it...and do you happen to know how u can qualify for vip account bc i had it but took a small 5 dollar text thing off and now im not vip?
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yeah, forget that 10MB plan, go with the $29.99 Webb/mail plan if you don't need the corporate e-mail.
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I have used this plan with my BB for over 3 months now. I never go over about 3000 KB, and you get 10000 KB for 24.99. I use the web occasionally, but not much.
It works for me, and it saves me $5 bucks a month, cause I dont have to bump up to the 29.99 plan.
Chris
It works for me, and it saves me $5 bucks a month, cause I dont have to bump up to the 29.99 plan.
Chris
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of course...if you cannot activate a BB without paying for atleast the 10mb plan. I only have my gmail account hooked up. I recieve/send about 35 emails a day.
Chris
Chris
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oh wow thats good and that many emails a day and ur fine with the 10mb?
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Emails are text-based. They don't require much data. To know if 10 MB is enough for you look at these aspects instead:
File Attachments - if you plan to open/view a lot of attachments, those add up fast, especially pdf files which most schools use for assignments/syllabus.
Web Browser - Text-based web pages aren' the big deal, but a page with lots of images is gonna suck up your data.
Applications - Some applications use a data connection to transmit. Google maps, for example, will transmit image data. VNC software would relay an image of the remote computers desktop. Etc.
Those are what use up a lot of data, text-based emails are very very little.
File Attachments - if you plan to open/view a lot of attachments, those add up fast, especially pdf files which most schools use for assignments/syllabus.
Web Browser - Text-based web pages aren' the big deal, but a page with lots of images is gonna suck up your data.
Applications - Some applications use a data connection to transmit. Google maps, for example, will transmit image data. VNC software would relay an image of the remote computers desktop. Etc.
Those are what use up a lot of data, text-based emails are very very little.
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