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Conference calls are quite common for business environments where teams, groups or even executive staff discuss the agenda connecting from different parts of the world. On the contrary, it can also be within the nation but from different regions.

Although many phone providers also offer a call conferencing service, it is sometimes not sufficient or compatible for all the conference participants. A formidable conferencing solution is the one that offers flexibility in terms of payment and not bind the customer to a monthly contract.

Even if it is a one-time thing, which is rarely the case with any business that has more than one branch either within or outside the nation. Free conferencing solutions are mostly scam and may not offer a good call quality. In some cases, all participants may not be allowed to join the call.

Select a legitimate call conferencing solution provider like MindBridge by Reliance Global Communication.

Hi Ronald,

All cell carriers that I've ever heard of are happy to keep you under contract - you just have to contact them to let them know at the end of the contract - if yours is not the type that automatically converts you to a "month to month" customer (no contract). This is not necessarily a bad thing! In most cases, you can keep using the device & service under the terms of your old contract. Things (cost, amount of talk / text / data) generally change only when you sign up as per the terms of a *new* agreement. This also when you are offered a subsidized price for a new device. If you're happy with your current device and would rather not have to go out of pocket at all to buy another - or if the amount of talk / text / data is is better under your existing plan - why sign up again? Continue as a month to month customer and you're free to sign a contract with them (or anyone else for that matter) at a time that YOU want whether due to lost or stolen device, better terms in a new contract being offered, etc..

Many carriers answer calls made from the cell phone that are placed to *611 (Star 6 1 1) and they should be able to help you navigate your current contract and new one - if needed. Otherwise, check your carrier's invoice, refill minutes card or website for contact telephone numbers or locations to learn about your contract.

Good luck!

If you're willing to move from Verizon to another carrier, investigate moving to TMobile. They're offering a promotion where they will move your phone number to their system AND pay thE disconnect fee to get you out of your Verizon contract. They also have some offers including very inexpensive phones.
here is an example of a $0 phone offer.
Of course you must commit to a 2 year contract with TMobile.

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there are many ways to unlock a phone. you can unlock it using software or hardware or through codes. if you ask me the codes are the best way to unlock it. unlocking through codes is the best and simple way to unlock any phone. i got my phone unlocked through this method only. you can get the codes either from your service provider or from any other service providers. getting codes from your service provider can be got only if your phone is within 6 months of the contract period.. i got the codes from a third party TheUnlockArena.com provider. they also provide codes even for older model phones.

Hi,

Since your phone is locked, it means you need to unlock the phone to be able to use it again. It is certain that you cannot unlock this phone for free, anywhere or on any site.

Though there are some phones that can be unlock for free, but unfortunately, yours cannot be unlocked for free because it is a new model phone.

Some sites offer to unlock phones and charge some amount of money, but I won't recommend that for you because those unlock codes are not reliable.

I would advice that you take the phone to a phone tech within your area/vicinity, and your phone will be unlocked there within a couple of minutes. The phone code will be reset with with computer using a phone cable. I'm sure you do not have the facilities to unlock your phone that's why I'm referring you to a phone tech.

But if you want to unlock your phone online, you can visit this link:http://mobileunlocked.com/index.php or http://www.unlockadvantage.com/index.php or http://www.mobile-unlocker.com/

In summary, there are two was methods by which you can unlock the phone. 1. it's either you take it to a phone repair shop and get it unlocked or 2. visit any of the above links, and follow instructions to unlock.

So you can either take the phone to a repairman within your area/vicinity or try any other the above links.

Good luck.

Hi there,
The contract that was set between you and 3 was for the usage of the telephone company's services, the handset was given to you, to use for the duration of the contract, which is locked to 3.

If you have completed your contract, it only means the contract with 3 for the services is finished and that the phone still is locked to 3.
Check the 3 website, it says "If you want to unlock your handset, a fee may apply. The amount of the fee will depend upon whether you are a Pre-Paid or Post-Paid customer and what plan you are currently on".
So legally, 3 can charge you if you want to unlock your phone, even if it is out of contract, since you have agreed to the contract and T&A set out within.
It's up to you to either pay 3's agreed unlocking price for the handset or go to another mobile phone repair shop and try to get a cheaper price.
Unfortunately 3 seems to be the only service provider that is a bit extreme and unfair with their post paid handsets. I know that from previous experience, other service providers gladly unlock their handsets for free after the contract is finished or even during the course of the contract (usually free after 6 months through the contract).
Hope I have been of any help/assistance to you,
Cheers :)

Verizon wireless charges for every minute. There is a new service that is using verizon wireless's network they charge only 39.99 for unlimited texting and minutes NO contract required. monthly service fee has to be paid in advance per no contract Also verizon customer who are not under contract with verizon or has no had their phones blacklisted for non payment,lost or stolen handset would be able to activate with this new company. Phone will work the same wasy it works with vzw. The plan is desinged to compete with boost mobile who offers 49.99 for unlimited min and text.
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Hey.
I am having the same problem.
I took my phone down to my verizon store.
they took the back off my phone and said it had been wet and that is why the camera won't work.
they tried updating the software (which it free) to see it that would fix it and that didnt work...

I dont believe that is the problem but I cant figure out how to fix it...

you can tell your phone has been wet by taking the back off and looking at the little square beside the flash.
White= wet.
Black or checkered print= it has not been wet before.

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