Just a warning that you cannot use the full functions of the plan you are paying for with this device. They are advertising "unlimited text, picture and video messaging" but because the Galaxy Q is a smartphone it will not work without a add-on data plan (another $15/month).
Never had i ever heard of this & i have a few friends using the Galaxy Q with the unlimited plan & they are able to send unlimited text , picture & video. You do NOT need a Data plan for that.
Do you have any more information? What country are they in? I was just on the line with tech support and that is exactly what they told me. I "need a dataplan to do that because it is a smartphone"
Do they have the plan that is around $26 a month that they have been advertising the past few months?
They live in downtown Toronto. The Galaxy Q is a smartphone Lite phone which does not need data unless you want it. I would contact them back & speak to a Manager which will know. The Device is sold as a Smartphone Lite & even goggling this i have not seeing anything like this.
Alright let us know because i just spoke to Mike ( Customer Service Manager) & he told me that this Device is a smartphone lite device in which does not need data.
If the issue you're having is sending picture and video messages, then yes, the tech agent you spoke with was correct. Picture and video messages are considered data usage on smartphones, and in order to send them you do in fact need data. Rogers has data plans for "lite" data users $10.00 per month and they do not require any commitment.
Tech support had me change some settings which seem to allow sending and receiving picture messages (MMS). The new value plan has "extreme messaging" which includes the pic/vid msging, should not require an additional data plan IMO.
Now I just have to wait for the bill and see if they charge me extra for something included in my plan.
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