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Quote: Originally Posted by mikethaler 1. In a pinch, if the power goes out, can you put SIM in a cell phone? How would calls be billed? If you put the sim into a cell phone and use it, be prepared for a $0.40 per minute charge. The plan is setup to only be used in conjunction Quote:...

Quote: Originally Posted by Rapmac Is T-mobile going to offer phone numbers in the future(or do they now?) instead of ported numbers. My landline is NOT under my name, but my t-mobile family plan IS in my name. I always thought porting is not possible if the ported number is under someone elses name. I cant do a COR on the landline to my name ...

Do you know if T-mobile is able to keep your ported number in the local phone book? Is it true that this feature will be treated as another line on your plan (like a family plan)? My wife and I share a plan with my parents (4 lines). Is it true that we would only be able to get one @home service, since 2 @home services would exceed 5 lines? ETA: Also, does this double ...

Quote: Originally Posted by mikethaler Thanks for the responses. Major problem for me, tho, is the inability of any VOIP type service to deal with outgoing faxes reliably. One would think fax technology would have come up w. a solution by now. The only way around this (if you don't have a POTS line) is to scan the doc and email it. The ...

Does the @Home number count as m2m for T-Mobile mobile subscribers or not? Stupid, I know, but it just seems like something that *might* be an issue.

Quote: Originally Posted by mikethaler Thanks for the responses. Major problem for me, tho, is the inability of any VOIP type service to deal with outgoing faxes reliably. One would think fax technology would have come up w. a solution by now. The only way around this (if you don't have a POTS line) is to scan the doc and email it. The ...

Quote: Originally Posted by frostycakes Does the @Home number count as m2m for T-Mobile mobile subscribers or not? Stupid, I know, but it just seems like something that *might* be an issue. Yes

Quote: Originally Posted by whitenack Is it true that this feature will be treated as another line on your plan (like a family plan)? My wife and I share a plan with my parents (4 lines). Is it true that we would only be able to get one @home service, since 2 @home services would exceed 5 lines? It isn't a ...

where is the rebate form for the router? thx

Is it possible to get two @home routers and two@home lines on one T-mobile account?