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Old 03-17-2009, 08:36 PM   #21
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Doesn't AT&T have an unlimited Blackberry Intenational plan? I'm sure I have that. Great deal!
It is still available for IRU and CRU customers.

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so does the 20 mb international plan require a 1 year commitment?
No.
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What is a IRU or CRU customer?
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IRU= Individual responsible user
CRU= Corporate responsible user

Assume there is a corporate discount on the acct.

IRU means the Individual is responsible for paying

CRU means the company is responsible
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I done some traveling with my ATT Blackberry and I do not have their international plan. I think it's absurd that they make you commit to a year like that. Just unlock your phone and then get a SIM card for whatever country you're going to. Most developed countries offer some sort of push email service through either a local or US company. I visited Israel last year and used Talk N' Save. Overall, they were great. Customer service was a little flaky, but the service I got while there (local phone #, US phone # that connected to my Israel phone number, and BIS push service) were phenomenal. Cost wasn't cheap, but not terribly expensive either (about $160 for the two weeks I was there).
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It is still available for IRU and CRU customers.
I don't get it--- isn't an individual or a corporation responsbile for every account.? So isn't every account either an IRU or a CRU?
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