I Have Given In To Crackberry Lust
Jan 22nd, 2008 | By Kevin | Category: news, personalIf you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed with Feedburner. Thanks for visiting!
After my latest battle with Text Messaging Spam, I finally took action and check into adding unlimited text. What I found out was I was only a few days from being out of my contract with TMobile. However, instead of leaving TMobile, I have decided to stay with TMobile and instead got a new number, and new phone. One of the reasons we are staying with them is their MyFaves program. Previously Laura and I had separate plans amounting to 4000 minutes a month between us. At one point we were using the minutes, but our life has seemed to slow down a bit finally. The MyFaves program will also take care of a mjority of the minutes we use.
Since my contract is nearing it’s end. was able to get a new phone and join Laura’s plan giving me a new Blackberry pearl for only $29. That is one sweet deal. I fought with trying to email setup on it this afternoon, and finally called support tonight and found out they had me in the wrong internet connectivity plan. Support was very good, and walked me through setting up my email accounts and register the device manually with Blackberry.
Now I am back with a smartphone with the ability to receive email from 10 different account and so much more including Facebook. I am really excited to see how it impacts my daily activities. I already like it more than the other Palm based smart phones I have had in the past.
To be fair, and take advantage of MyFaves, Laura got a new phone as well. It’s purple, her favorite color.
Those of you that have my cell number, I’ll be sending out my new number later this week.
Kevin
Originally from Wisconsin, I moved out to Salt Lake City over ten years ago on a six month software development contract. I now have over 15 years in software development, and was introduced to internet marketing back in 2003. During the wild west days, our business focused on content sites for Adsense revenue. As it became harder and harder to keep up with the search engines, our business has evolved, and forced us to focus on building lists and creating products. We now have a list of about 5000 interested in goal setting, and a small internet marketing list of about 500.