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The Cingular LG C1500 may be billed as an ‘entry-level’ cellphone, but there’s nothing entry level about this feature-packed phone. The only entry-level feature is the price! This sleek little clamshell flip phone sports a color 96×64 external display which compliments the 128×128 internal display, showing Caller ID, battery and signal levels, and the time; set to the background of a wallpaper of your choice. Ringtones are supplied with the speakerphone-cum-polyphonic ringer, which supports MIDI, SMAF, AAC and MP3 music formats for a crystal-clear ringtone of your favourite tune. Messaging is fully supported on the C1500, with SMS, MMS and POP3 email messaging enabled. Browse the wireless internet with the built-in web browser, and download images and sounds with Cingular’s MEdia service to spruce up your Cingular C1500 and make it personalised. The Java support on the LG C 1500 means that a whole host of games are out there for your entertainment, giving you hours of endless entertainment. The C1500 phone is perfect for the fun-loving, texting-mad individual that just has to keep in touch with their friends but doesn’t want the price tag involved with luxury cellphones. If this fits your description, order your LG C1500 today and take advantage of free FedEx shipping!

My friends know I am a huge lover of the Treo 650. I actually got mine free for selling several hundred of them last February. But I know many more people would buy the Treo 650 (regardless of carrier) if it were a little cheaper.

I have seen the Treo 650 for as low as $149 (Verizon Treo 650) but don’t click buy now just yet.

A wireless dealer out of Atlanta, Georgia is now offering the Treo 650 with Earthlink wireless service fo FREE after rebate. Did you know Earthlink was a Cellular Carrier? Well they aren’t but they are basically private labeling Sprint. So you are getting Sprint coverage at a savings of ~$200. Now that’s a hot deal. I contacted these guys and found that they have several hundred units available at this price!
Sponsored Link: Get the Treo 650 for Earthlink Wireless - Free with New Service Plan after rebate.

I looked around and found out that Earthlink is desparate to build up subscribers and that’s why they are willing to take a loss to get new subscribers. Also - they seem to be the most lenient carrier when it comes to credit checks!

I think it’s time for my wife to get a new Treo 650 from Earthlink Wireless!

More info: For those who asked, the mail-in rebate for this Treo 650 is only a 3 month wait - not 6-month like the standard ones!

The Verizon Motorola v260 is the phone for the style-conscious person whose budget can’t stretch as far as the ultra-gadget ultra-priced smartphones that we hear so much about these days. The funky rubberised front is centered with a useful monochrome display that shows Caller ID, time, and battery/signal levels. Flip up the sleek clamshell chassis and the funky futuristic inside presents itself to you. The medium-sized full color screen perfectly compliments the functional yet futuristic backlit keypad. The speakerphone doubles up as a polyphonic ringer, with downloadable ringtones. The V260 is compatible with Verizon connect wireless internet, and Verizon’s Get it Now download service. Use this to browse the mobile web, check your emails, and download new wallpapers, images, games or ringtones. Messaging is fully catered for, with SMS, MMS and email messages catered for. Send text, images, sound and attachments from this messaging center. Use integrated speaker-free voice dialling combined with the handsfree speakerphone to make a perfect in-car handsfree system. Speed dialling is ideal for calling back business contacts, and email is perfect for keeping your office on the go. The Verizon Motorola V-260 is the best cellphone for a second business phone that is low low cost yet full of features. Order yours today for free FedEx shipping!

Tada….Introducing The Motorola V6 - AKA Motorola PEBL.

Available Now - The MOTOROLA PEBL for T-MOBILE! CLICK HERE

Interestingly, maybe Motorola’s got something here. They’re so successful with the Razr phone that they figure they’ll continue on that line making more of those by expanding the Razr family.

On top of that, they figured they try another angle or should I say curve, the Razr’s female alter ego; the PEBL v6. You see the marketing idea behind the Razr was (and it’s working out great) that it’s Razr thin with sharp edges. Well the Pebl U6 is the complete opposite approach it’s got no sharp edges, it’s got rounded smooth edges, on could even say curves. It’s supposed to remind one of a stone in a brook. It’s supposed to appeal to man’s primordial self, to when we were in the stoneage. Do you get it? I don’t so don’t feel to bad. I think the guy who came up with this one is either an unbelievable marketing genius or was stoned when he came up with this name for Motorola. Even Motorola is playing up the Fred Fintstone cell phone marketing approach.

One of my favorite interview questions is when the interviewer asks me to tell her (or him) about my faults.
I have a great list of prepared faults that I can choose from.

- I overwork myself
- Once I start a project there’s no stopping me
- I never want to take the credit for my successes - I always want my boss to take the credit.

But my favorite is:

- I find it a real challenge to work with stupid people. I force myself to do so - but I really prefer to be working with the best and brightest.

Earlier this week I had a chance to talk to a cell phone customer who had ordered a Motorola Razr v3 from us and had had an issue with the FedEx delivery. His issue was solved and he seemed happy with the customer service we provided.

He happened to mention to me an ingenious solution to a problem that has plagued our industry for some time.
You see, the low-priced cell phones like the Treo 650 for Verizon which today hit $149.99! or the T-Mobile Razr V3 whose price is so low it can’t be printed (says who??), these offers are only for NEW subscribers. So if you are a subscriber of Cingular with a Blackberry 7290 and you are tired of that phone - you have a problem. Even if you are ‘out of contract’ you still cant take your number with you when you open a new line of service. The only way to port your cell phone number from your old phone to your new phone is if Cingular does teh upgrade. Which costs a lot more money than buying a new plan - with a subsidized phone.

Along comes this brilliant customer and tells me how he did took his old Cingular number to a new Cingular line without any trouble. The trick is that number portability is the law - carriers have to let you take your number with you. So my buddy simply walks into a Walmart store and buys a prepaid T-Mobile phone - they have a Nokia with a color screen for about $35 - including 20 minutes of free talk time! then he calls T-Mobile customer care and asks them to plese port his Cingular number - and with that he closes his Cingular contract. A day later, once the number is successfully ported, he orders a new Motorola Razor Phone online (Free after rebates, instead of $450 after rebates from Cingular!). While ordering the phone he includes a porting request and has the number ported from T-Mobile to his new Cingular phone. Voila! We have a ~$35 way to port your old Cingular number to your new Cingular line and save at least $400 by becoming a “new customer”!

The beauty of this porting plan it should work with any carrier. You simply buy a prepaid cell phone from another carrier - or you can even port the number to an old cell phone that you are not using - then port it to the new phone!

Anyway - if you can play by the rules and save a heap of money that’s usually a good thing!