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Is Push To Talk Available in Ireland?

robbie2003ie · 2007-09-28 13:23:58

Is Push To Talk Available in Ireland? If so how do you go about getting it on your phone, what networks support this and can you get it on Prepay or do you have to be on Bill pay? Its like using a Walkie Talkie on your mobile........... Thanks Rob

28-09-2007 2:23pm

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robbie2003ie

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Is Push To Talk Available in Ireland?

If so how do you go about getting it on your phone, what networks support this and can you get it on Prepay or do you have to be on Bill pay?

Its like using a Walkie Talkie on your mobile...........

Thanks
Rob

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#2 28-09-2007 2:31pm

Absolut

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AFAIK it's not available anywhere in Ireland and isn't very popular in continental Europe either. The US and South America seem to be the only places where it's really popular.

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#3 28-09-2007 2:34pm

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I'm afraid the answer is no. And as far I know, no networks are interested in it for the future.

Sorry!

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#4 28-09-2007 2:36pm

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Cool cheers thanks for the replies

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#5 29-09-2007 1:13am

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i thought all phones were "walkie talkies"...... ;-)

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