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A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

In view of recent developments, I now recommend that you click the link
US Cellular customers cannot verify phones or post tweets via sms (Nov 2008)
and add the information requested by Twitter.
You - and other US Cellular users - may actually receive help in the near future.

Twitter clearly believe that progress on this is possible. – Eridanus, on November 13, 2008 19:17

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

I tried 21212, but my phone stops me from sending a message to that number; probably because it is international.

US Cellular and Cellular One are, indeed, two different companies.

I do plan on talking to them about the issue, but I'm really not holding out hope that it will fix the problem. Time will tell. – Brandon Cash, on November 13, 2008 17:56

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Brandon Cash:
Apparently, Twitter hasn't always been unsupported by US Cellular:
see this recent post by elsiecat.
Since you're both on US Cellular, you might even be able to help each other out. – Eridanus, on November 10, 2008 23:18

Eridanus replied on November 10, 2008 22:25 to the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Brandon Cash:
You might perhaps try Master Bob's trick (above) with the 21212 code which is really intended for Canadian users. But if it works, beware that you might incur international charges.

Please forgive my European ignorance: are US Cellular and Cellular One two different companies?

If I were in your position, I might politely inform my mobile carrier by e-mail that their failure to support Twitter meant I would recommend another carrier to all friends and acquaintances who asked my opinion on the matter.

Brandon Cash replied on November 10, 2008 21:36 to the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

US Cellular needs to be added to the list of unsupported carriers. Why is there no 10 digit number for US updates?

Wouter replied on November 04, 2008 11:45 to the question "Caching offline work" in Wakoopa:

Yes, this is something we're aware of. It's on our list of features we want for one of our next releases.

Gosay replied on November 03, 2008 23:33 to the question "Caching offline work" in Wakoopa:

Yes! its fundamental question, strange that its not been commented. We need Wakoopa to operate in an Offline mode too.....
User from India who use internet in the offpeak to get better package will show the wrong statistics, hence this is a very important point thats brought to the notice.
Thank you

Gosay started following the question "Caching offline work" in Wakoopa.

Marjolein Katsma replied on November 02, 2008 05:48 to the question "Caching offline work" in Wakoopa:

Good idea! if you're on the road and using software for a long time without Wakoopa being able to inform the server, the results should be cached until the tracker can go online again.

Or is this happening already? Why has there been no reply to this?

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Really NOT a harsh reply. Don't be such a technocrat. Maybe you current customer = lifetime value need a quick response vs. data/info mining in Google. Just my 2cents worth... – spicer23, on October 26, 2008 23:43

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Hello. May I ask -- from what phone number do you receive the updates for people that you follow? Is it also 40404?

If yes, what is the status of your phone when you check http://twitter.com/devices ? – mdy, on October 02, 2008 07:36

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

No idea, but CBW's international page makes no mention of additional fees.

Their page: http://www.cincinnatibell.com/consume... – Master Bob, on October 01, 2008 15:55

purplemoment replied on October 01, 2008 15:38 to the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

im having this problem. i have verizon i live in the US. i was trying 40404..i get no verification at all but i do recieve all my updates for the people i follow. i cannot update from my phone.

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

I agree. Metropcs is crap for not allowing short codes and for forcing you to use their partners for graphics/ring tones/etc. – Jennifer L Murphy, on September 21, 2008 15:18

bjlsurfer replied on September 10, 2008 00:28 to the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

I didn't know that's Canada's short code... anybody know if CBW will charge us out the ass for "texting internationally"?

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Eridanus: Yes that is correct. It's all our provider's (CBW) fault. – Master Bob, on September 09, 2008 23:06

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Do I get this right? You're both in the USA - but successfully using Twitter's short code for Canada? I like it! (Bet it won't work for me in Germany, though). – Eridanus, on September 09, 2008 21:11

A comment on the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

Awesome, works for me now too! Thanks so much! – bjlsurfer, on September 09, 2008 20:47

Master Bob replied on September 09, 2008 19:08 to the problem "I can't set up my phone with Twitter; is my phone supported?" in Twitter:

I'm a Cincinnati Bell customer. Using the 40404 code does not work ... on the other hand using the 21212 code does work for me.

PortiaDaCosta replied on September 05, 2008 07:26 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:

I can go back beyond page ten now, but I haven't tried to go further than that. Twitter is doing what I want it to now ie. allowing me to keep up with the ebb and flow of my friends' Tweets for the last few days and be part of a little 'community'.