Google Voice Dialer for WM

[shaggylive]

well, I still haven't decided to make everyone start calling it, but I'm getting close.. too many dumb v/m's. the trick is going to be getting those car warrenty ppl to stop calling my cell.

[Lilhgarcia]

Just got my invite but im having trouble

When try to install GV dialer it keeps giving me the was unsuccesful error

[Genjinaro]

Originally Posted by lilhgarcia1123

Just got my invite but im having trouble

When try to install GV dialer it keeps giving me the was unsuccesful error

Don't bother with that app, use this:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=68070

[Lilhgarcia]

Originally Posted by Genjinaro

Don't bother with that app, use this:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=68070

Thanks

[hamidxa]

Originally Posted by Genjinaro

Don't bother with that app, use this:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=68070

I've tried both and prefer GVDialer.

They are also in the process of adding SMS support to more phones / OS's (Blackberry already has it).

Furthermore, my understanding of the other dialers is that when you use them, they place an incoming call to your cell, then dial out using GV.

That's all fine and well for people who have unlimited incoming minutes, but I dont know many who actually do.

On the other hand, GVDialer simply dials out to your GV number, and in my case for example, I have Sprint's Pick 3 option, so 1 of my 3 picks is my GV #, meaning ALL of my outgoing calls are FREE (better than incoming, which few plans even exist for).

Also, GVDialer integrates itself with your default dialer / contact list, so no need to recreate your contacts list from scratch or have another dialer override the default/existing one.

[Genjinaro]

Originally Posted by hamidxa

I have Sprint's Pick 3 option, so 1 of my 3 picks is my GV #, meaning ALL of my outgoing calls are FREE (better than incoming, which few plans even exist for).

I have that too, how do you change what number/s you want to have for the Pick-3?
I could never figure out how...

[Rusty Duck]

Here is a bit of info on the Sprint Pick 3:

http://forums.pinstack.com/showthread.php?t=103951

http://cashrunner.net/2008/04/21/spr...to-add-pick-3/

[one80oneday]

Originally Posted by tsousan

Here is a bit of info on the Sprint Pick 3:

http://forums.pinstack.com/showthread.php?t=103951

http://cashrunner.net/2008/04/21/spr...to-add-pick-3/

Think this will work for SERO? I have 2 lines that are $35ea

[Rusty Duck]

Originally Posted by one80oneday

Think this will work for SERO? I have 2 lines that are $35ea

I would call to confirm but it call for plans that are over $40.

[shaggylive]

Originally Posted by hamidxa

I've tried both and prefer GVDialer.

They are also in the process of adding SMS support to more phones / OS's (Blackberry already has it).

Furthermore, my understanding of the other dialers is that when you use them, they place an incoming call to your cell, then dial out using GV.

That's all fine and well for people who have unlimited incoming minutes, but I dont know many who actually do.

On the other hand, GVDialer simply dials out to your GV number, and in my case for example, I have Sprint's Pick 3 option, so 1 of my 3 picks is my GV #, meaning ALL of my outgoing calls are FREE (better than incoming, which few plans even exist for).

Also, GVDialer integrates itself with your default dialer / contact list, so no need to recreate your contacts list from scratch or have another dialer override the default/existing one.

idialer has the option to do it either way, but onedialer is the only one with sms.
I actually found gvdialer to be a little flaky, but then again it's a paid beta, go figure..

so is the pick3 only for outgoing or any call with those #'s?

edit; oh yea, I like the incomming gv because I already have the retention freebe '1st incomming minute free' and that really adds up.