[Greater-baltimore] FW: international roaming
Melissa Ann Riccobono
melissa at riccobono.us
Thu Jun 18 14:33:12 UTC 2009
Hello everyone,
This is indeed very interesting and very worth making note of!
Melissa
From: Wilson, Joanne [mailto:JWilson at nfb.org]
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 10:15 AM
Subject: FW: international roaming
State Presidents,
Thought you would find this information interesting and useful.
Joanne
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From: Wilson, Joanne
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 10:26 AM
To: 'harold.wilson2 at verizon.net'
Subject: FW: international roaming
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From: Berggren, John
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 2:17 PM
To: NCB Staff
Subject: international roaming
For those of you travelling to convention, you'll notice that just a couple
hundred yards across the Detroit River is Canada, our neighbor to the north
(or in this unusual case, our neighbor to the south). Though you will need
a passport to cross the border, your cell phone doesn't. Depending where
you are in the hotel, your cell phone (or data card) may give up on a weak
signal from your carrier and switch to the Rogers Communications cell signal
from Canada. This constitutes international roaming and can be very
expensive. Unless you have a contract that includes it, you might consider
contacting your provider to disable international roaming, if only for the
first couple of weeks of July. I found AT&T to be very helpful in providing
assistance with my request. To make it a bit easier for those interested,
here are contact numbers for the various carriers:
AT&T : 611 or 800-331-0500
Sprint : *2, press Talk or 888-211-4727
T-Mobile : 800-937-8997
Verizon : *611 or 800-922-0204
Virgin Mobile : 888-322-1122
Here's to no cell phone bill suprises, eh? If you supervise anyone without
e-mail, please advise any of those attending convention.
Regards,
John
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