At 10:43 PM -0400 on 7/24/05, Robert M. Enger wrote:
I've seen cellular service agreements that discuss "all more almost
all usage originating from a single cell site".
Apparently, they discourage using fixed-location cell adapters to
jack-in to the cellular network.
I suppose one could use d
I've seen cellular service agreements that discuss "all more almost all usage
originating from a single cell site".
Apparently, they discourage using fixed-location cell adapters to jack-in to
the cellular network.
I suppose one could use directional antennas on the roof, and target two or
mo
Here is once such vendor of cellular-PSTN gateways,
http://www.mobilecomms-technology.com/contractors/gsm/eurotech1/
On 24 Jul 2005, at 19:21, John Levine wrote:
North America is all mobile party pays,
so calls to mobile cost the same as calls to landline.
... not inside the [same provider's] mobile network, cell phone to
cell phone. See T-Mobile's "Unlimited Mobile-to-Mobile" component of
their service
I've heard rumors that some cell providers have a solution for corperate
campus enviroments... essentially where there is a private cell site or
something along those lines. I think cingular has a product along those
lines. Can anybody confirm? I've only heard this as we drecently
re-did o
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, Jon Lewis wrote:
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, John Levine wrote:
... not inside the [same provider's] mobile network, cell phone to
cell phone. See T-Mobile's "Unlimited Mobile-to-Mobile" component of
their services, as an example. This (unlimited, for a flat, usually
minuscule,
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, John Levine wrote:
... not inside the [same provider's] mobile network, cell phone to
cell phone. See T-Mobile's "Unlimited Mobile-to-Mobile" component of
their services, as an example. This (unlimited, for a flat, usually
minuscule, fee) is what I am hoping to achieve with
>> North America is all mobile party pays,
>> so calls to mobile cost the same as calls to landline.
>... not inside the [same provider's] mobile network, cell phone to
>cell phone. See T-Mobile's "Unlimited Mobile-to-Mobile" component of
>their services, as an example. This (unlimited, for a
On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:35 PM, John Levine wrote:
North America is all mobile party pays,
so calls to mobile cost the same as calls to landline.
... not inside the [same provider's] mobile network, cell phone to
cell phone. See T-Mobile's "Unlimited Mobile-to-Mobile" component of
their
>$subj says it pretty much all :) Does anybody use anything like this
>in the US?
I doubt it. Europe is all calling party pays, so if you can sneak
your calls into the cell network and avoid the termination fees, you
can save vast amounts of money. North America is all mobile party pays,
so c
>> world-wide, so that if you're an American in Europe, you can still
>> call 911 and have that work as expected.
>
>Given that there are UK telephone numbers starting 911, this seems
>rather unlikely.
Given that we're talking about cell phones, it seems completely
likely. Cell phones present th
$subj says it pretty much all :) Does anybody use anything like this
in the US? The $1 mil/yr costs of our cellular telephony consists,
almost exclusively, of calls made from cell phones, back into the
company's various sites PBXs. I have seen such things advertised in
Europe, with the ex
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