Hi, Terri. They didn't offer to exchange and let me pay the difference.
They have other phones that have infrared, but these are the ones that look
like a PDA and they are even more expensive, but there was no offer for an
exchange. It was 350 dollars, take it or leave it.
At 4/14/2004, you wrote:
Dear Paul,
Why not take your BN to the Verizon store and ask to see the phone with the
infrared port. See if you can communicate between the phone and the BN
while you're in the store. If it works, you could consider exchanging your
present phone and cable and pay whatever difference there would be between
the price of your new phone and the old phone.
I agree that $350.00 seems steep for a cell phone.
I'm surprised Verizon doesn't have more than one phone model with an
infrared port, because it's a very popular and easy connection.
Terri Pannett, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA. Army MARS call sign AAT9PX,
California
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