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Does it make sense, if you are already a Cingular wireless customer, to "migrate" your existing cell phone number into your Flexjet Blackberry? Or is it better to keep a work number and a personal number?

I ask because I just got hired on and I've never had to lug one of these things around.

Gracias.
 
Your BB has to have a Dallas number (972, 214, whatever the rest are), and its on a corporate discount. I lug 2 phones around and its getting to be a pain but I am stuck in my current contract for another year with another company.
 
Does it make sense, if you are already a Cingular wireless customer, to "migrate" your existing cell phone number into your Flexjet Blackberry? Or is it better to keep a work number and a personal number?

I ask because I just got hired on and I've never had to lug one of these things around.

Gracias.

As a FO your crackberry will be a better paper weight then anything else. Mine only goes off on the first day, last day or when I am without a Capt. Otherwise the Capt does all the talking on the phone. I still have my sprint service and carry 2 phones but when I am a Capt I leave my crackberry in my bag because all info goes thru him.

Bailey
 
First question: since I already have Cingular, and a 214 area code, can I "migrate" my existing number to the BB and make the BB the only phone I need to carry, and let the company pay for it?

Second question: Do guys do that? And if they do, is it a hassle to haul the thing around on days off?
 
Yes, you can just migrate it over. That is what I did. No, it is not a hassle. It just becomes like any other phone. Just buy a good holster for it so it does not drop on the ground all of the time. I bought one at Best buy for around $25. Welcome to Flexjet. What is you fleet?

First question: since I already have Cingular, and a 214 area code, can I "migrate" my existing number to the BB and make the BB the only phone I need to carry, and let the company pay for it?

Second question: Do guys do that? And if they do, is it a hassle to haul the thing around on days off?
 
simple answer... if both #'s use the same technology, dual NAM your berry.. 1 berry, 2 #'s... foward 1 NAM to the other so you don't have to switch back and forth between the two NAM's to get calls from the NAM that is not in use...
 
Thanks for the welcome, CL300Pilot. Ill be on the 604. I'm looking forward to it.

And for tathepilot: what's a NAM? Are you saying you have two numbers? One for the BB, one personal?

This's all kinda new to me. I hope the Challenger isn't this complex.
 
I have two cingular phones, and keep them on separate bills. I set up the Crackberry to forward all calls to my "normal" phone, that way I don't have to carry the crackberry when I am off.
 
Is it so hard to call the thing a "Blackberry", which is the actual name of the device? It's the same amount of letters to type.
 

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