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I still think that Paris Hilton's t-mobile account was broken into simply because you can go to t-mobile.com, enter a phone #, and if the phone was lost, you get the password as a text message.

T-mobile has had this insecure method of sending account passwords for years. It blows me away.

The only solution is to make sure you have a security code on your phone so if you lose it people can't get into your account (especially if you've been downloading email via T-mobile, this is important to protect your account).

I recently ran across a couple of companies that effectively make it possible to provide you with more than 5 MyFaves. One of these that I just saw is RingBranch at www.ringbranch.com I am using RingBranch and am able to add the number that they give me as one of my 5 MyFaves. So, when I call that number, I can then connect to any of the people in my contact list and don't have to use plan minutes. Their blog provides more info at http://ringbranch.typepad.com/ringbra...

Has anyone used this or other services like it that make this possible?

There is much buzz about the Blackberry 8320 and for Treo users like me it's probably a welcome replacement.

If you're a T-mobile customer and have an extensive history of problems (they've documented) make sure to ask for extra good customer pricing. I just got it for $249 based on a long track record of device issues.

Still I think T-mobile's phone / data plan combos plus the unlimited hotspot access plan is the best around.

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