I recently signed on for a MM free trial. I like it and will convert it to a paid family plan soon. After a bit of searching I finally found the buttons/links on the Apple/MM site to convert.
BUT, I'd like to use as much of the freebie as I can before converting over to the paid subscription. I recall reading on this group about someone who had his free trial automatically converted by Apple quite a bit ahead of the conclusion of the freebie.

I don't need to milk it out to the final day(s) of he 60 free trial, but I wouldn't mind saving a month or so on the other end of the subscription.

Do I just wait until the last week or so to do the conversion?
Or will they do it for me sooner than I'd like?

Just wondering....
TIA

John

I think the action of Apple charging earlier was on an automatic yearly upgrade and not on a free trial.

My guess is that the free trial will expire and you manually need to set up the continuation and payment with a credit card to continue the service.

Roger

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On Oct 12, 2010, at 11:20 AM, jparkerg@yahoo.com wrote:

> I recently signed on for a MM free trial. I like it and will convert it to a paid family plan soon. After a bit of searching I finally found the buttons/links on the Apple/MM site to convert.
> BUT, I'd like to use as much of the freebie as I can before converting over to the paid subscription. I recall reading on this group about someone who had his free trial automatically converted by Apple quite a bit ahead of the conclusion of the freebie.
>
> I don't need to milk it out to the final day(s) of he 60 free trial, but I wouldn't mind saving a month or so on the other end of the subscription.
>
> Do I just wait until the last week or so to do the conversion?
> Or will they do it for me sooner than I'd like?
>
> Just wondering....
> TIA
>
> John
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For me, I believe they just sent email reminders and I did the upgrade when I wanted. You can set it to update automatically or not. Can't remember exactly where that is, because I don't use the web interface.

~Dawn
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On Oct 12, 2010, at 8:20 AM, jparkerg@yahoo.com wrote:

> I recently signed on for a MM free trial. I like it and will convert it to a paid family plan soon. After a bit of searching I finally found the buttons/links on the Apple/MM site to convert.
> BUT, I'd like to use as much of the freebie as I can before converting over to the paid subscription. I recall reading on this group about someone who had his free trial automatically converted by Apple quite a bit ahead of the conclusion of the freebie.
>
> I don't need to milk it out to the final day(s) of he 60 free trial, but I wouldn't mind saving a month or so on the other end of the subscription.
>
> Do I just wait until the last week or so to do the conversion?
> Or will they do it for me sooner than I'd like?
>
> Just wondering....
> TIA
>
> John
>
>
>
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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>

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I bought the Mophie Juice Pack Air before the Rocketfish model existed and overall I've been satisfied by it. After 10 months of use the Juice Pack still gives me about 50% more battery life.

It *does* hurt signal strength, but where I live I almost always have good signal. For those very few times when I don't have a good signal I have removed the case and the signal strength has improved a bar or two.

--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "TERRY" <tccox@...> wrote:
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> Just bought a Rocketfish battery case and so far I am pleased but would like to track how much usage time I'm getting with the additional battery pack. Problem is the iPhone runs off the battery case until its depleted and thinks its being charged so usage stats do not start until the Rocketfish pack gets to 0%. Anyone know of a program that tracks usage while on a auxiliary battery pack?
>

My employer has a 3G iPhone with the Splash ID application. Recently he
tried to sync the phone through iTunes, apparently with no success, and then
tried to sync the phone directly with Splash ID. In the process he lost all
of the data he'd stored on the phone using Splash ID. Is there some way he
can recover this data? Do we need to provide additional information to help
someone provide an answer? He uses an Acer netbook with Windows 7 Home, if
that helps. I'm not sure which version of iTunes he has, or which version of
Splash ID.

Thanks!

Debbie L

try restoring the iphone backup.

--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "Debbie L" <debbie.l.0009@...> wrote:
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> My employer has a 3G iPhone with the Splash ID application. Recently he
> tried to sync the phone through iTunes, apparently with no success, and then
> tried to sync the phone directly with Splash ID. In the process he lost all
> of the data he'd stored on the phone using Splash ID. Is there some way he
> can recover this data? Do we need to provide additional information to help

Has anyone ever used mobile Me Support/Customer service? My wife used a trial with her iPhone 4 to see if she would like it and decided not to keep but we ended up still getting charged and now they are saying that they didn't but yet it is still there on the card. And worst off there is no actual phone service to talk to someone.

They have phone service & support. If you can't did number , I'll post it when I get home. As far as the charge , are you sure it isn't just an authorization that will fall off in a couple days and not an actual charge?

Sent from my iPhone (please excuse incorrect auto-corrected words).

On Oct 12, 2010, at 16:20, "Daddy Rich" <daddy_rich_98@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Has anyone ever used mobile Me Support/Customer service? My wife used a trial with her iPhone 4 to see if she would like it and decided not to keep but we ended up still getting charged and now they are saying that they didn't but yet it is still there on the card. And worst off there is no actual phone service to talk to someone.
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Well I've owned my Mophie for the iPhone 4 now for 2 weeks .

It works well but I can not understand why when the phones battery is charged to 100% with the Mophie why it doesn't last as long as when
The phone is charged to 100% with power adapter .
It almost seems like it lasts just half as long.

Sent from Allan's iPhone 4

I'm not following you, how does the phone last less with a battery on it
than without a battery on it? Unless you mean you are using the Mophie to
charge the phone. Technically, there are 3 ways to use it (or any battery
case).

1 (what I do) Start day with both fully charged, have Mophie turned on
(switch to screen) so that iPhone stays at 100% and has the plugged in/fully
charged logo and you are using Mophie power - this lasts me all day (I get
at least 12 hours if not longer) and my Mophie still has 1 or 2 lights and
iPhone never gets used - heavier use will use more power and the Mophie
might get used up and then you will start using iPhone's internal battery
(power plug icon will go away and 100% will go down as you use it.

2. (most instructions) - Mophie fully charged, iPhone at 100% or less and
you use your iPhone until you get to 20% or less then you switch Mophie on
and it charges iPhone back up and while it is charging the internal battery
you are also pulling power using the phone so even though it is 1500mAh it
might not last as long since it is powering the phone and charging the
battery

3 (combination) - leave the Mophie turned off when phone is locked/asleep so
it is not being used and when you use phone turn Mophie on so that you keep
internal battery charged and draw power from Mophie for use.

or I guess a 4th, which is to use the phone until it is completely dead then
put (or turn) the Mophie On and it acts like it is being plugged in.

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 16:56, Allan Aunkst <aaunkst@gmail.com> wrote:

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> Well I've owned my Mophie for the iPhone 4 now for 2 weeks .
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> It works well but I can not understand why when the phones battery is
> charged to 100% with the Mophie why it doesn't last as long as when
> The phone is charged to 100% with power adapter .
> It almost seems like it lasts just half as long.
>
> Sent from Allan's iPhone 4
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If I charge my phone with the Mophie my phone won't last as long as it does if I charge it with a power cord ..

Sent from Allan's iPhone 4 

On Oct 12, 2010, at 17:22, Bill Boulware <bill.boulware@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm not following you, how does the phone last less with a battery on it
> than without a battery on it? Unless you mean you are using the Mophie to
> charge the phone. Technically, there are 3 ways to use it (or any battery
> case).
>
> 1 (what I do) Start day with both fully charged, have Mophie turned on
> (switch to screen) so that iPhone stays at 100% and has the plugged in/fully
> charged logo and you are using Mophie power - this lasts me all day (I get
> at least 12 hours if not longer) and my Mophie still has 1 or 2 lights and
> iPhone never gets used - heavier use will use more power and the Mophie
> might get used up and then you will start using iPhone's internal battery
> (power plug icon will go away and 100% will go down as you use it.
>
> 2. (most instructions) - Mophie fully charged, iPhone at 100% or less and
> you use your iPhone until you get to 20% or less then you switch Mophie on
> and it charges iPhone back up and while it is charging the internal battery
> you are also pulling power using the phone so even though it is 1500mAh it
> might not last as long since it is powering the phone and charging the
> battery
>
> 3 (combination) - leave the Mophie turned off when phone is locked/asleep so
> it is not being used and when you use phone turn Mophie on so that you keep
> internal battery charged and draw power from Mophie for use.
>
> or I guess a 4th, which is to use the phone until it is completely dead then
> put (or turn) the Mophie On and it acts like it is being plugged in.
>
> On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 16:56, Allan Aunkst <aaunkst@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>
>> Well I've owned my Mophie for the iPhone 4 now for 2 weeks .
>>
>> It works well but I can not understand why when the phones battery is
>> charged to 100% with the Mophie why it doesn't last as long as when
>> The phone is charged to 100% with power adapter .
>> It almost seems like it lasts just half as long.
>>
>> Sent from Allan's iPhone 4
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I've got the Altec Lansing BackBeat 903, bluetooth stereo, sounds
pretty good on music, fairly comfortable once adjusted, has plenty of
controls, even does calls although the wife says its hard to hear me. I
like it because I can listen to music/podcasts all day.

-Jim-

On 10/12/2010 1:50 AM, M2Media Designs wrote:
> thanks but i need bluetooth as I want wireless
>
> On Oct 8, 2010, at 9:39 PM, Cedric Kavanagh wrote:
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>> I bought the bang and olofsen wired headpiece. The sound is fabulous - transports of ecstacy Worth every penny of the $200 it costs.
>>
>> On 08-Oct-2010, at 9:30 PM, M2Media Designs<m2mediadesigns@mac.com> wrote:
>>
>>> What headset do you have or recommend?
>>>
>>> I have been through many over the years including The Jawbone and just have not gotten continued quality on any .
>>> The audio usually is very bad, and or they dont fit nicely in the ear.
>>>
>>> Feedback would be awesome :-)
>>>
>>> Marko
>>>
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