Samsung UpStage M620
Mp3 Player?
When I asked sprint about putting songs on my phone they said it costs 3cents a kilobyte (around $15 a song) or 15-25$ per month.
Does this mean the only way I can use my phone as an mp3 player is by paying per song (even if they're from my computer and not from the sprint store) or an extra $15-$25 +tx per month?
Is there some other way that it can be free of charge, like a regular mp3 player?
Does this mean the only way I can use my phone as an mp3 player is by paying per song (even if they're from my computer and not from the sprint store) or an extra $15-$25 +tx per month?
Is there some other way that it can be free of charge, like a regular mp3 player?
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The phone comes with software and a cable specifically for uploading music from the pc to your phone.
The 3cents per Kb only applies to data transfer from the internet. For example,; downloading web pages, ring tones or images from your phone. (Does not include songs purchased from the sprint music store though.)
The 3cents per Kb only applies to data transfer from the internet. For example,; downloading web pages, ring tones or images from your phone. (Does not include songs purchased from the sprint music store though.)
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Thanks for the info- the sprint representative stated that every time i transferred any data including songs to the phone I would be charged. She said even if I transferred the song to the card, and then manually put the card back into the phone I would be charged. Or if I used the cable. This conversation took place on their website using the Chat with a customer support representative option.
Also, when I put the phone in storage mode and attach my phone to the computer (imac) using the cable, it's not recognized by the imac as existing at all, so i guess i should solve that first.
Also, when I put the phone in storage mode and attach my phone to the computer (imac) using the cable, it's not recognized by the imac as existing at all, so i guess i should solve that first.
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