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ContentsGetting Started........................................... 1

Removing the Battery Door ............................. 3Locating Your SIM Card .................................. 3Battery ............................................................. 4Powering On and Off ....................................... 6Activating Service ............................................ 7Enabling Over-the-Air Security ........................ 7Finding Your Phone Number ........................... 7Completing Setup ............................................ 8Phone Basics................................................. 10SIM Card Security.......................................... 14Locking the Keypad ....................................... 17Accessories ................................................... 18Wireless Local Number Portability: BringingYour Phone Number From Another Carrier ... 18Nextel® Customer Care ................................. 18

Making Calls.............................................21Receiving Calls .............................................. 22Ways to Enter a Number ............................... 23Missed Phone Calls ....................................... 25Using Speakerphone ..................................... 25

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ications ....................................60ations .....................................60ory .........................................61e Main Menu ..........................61ns and GPS Enabled .............62

.......................................... 65hone to Vibrate .......................65Tones to Contacts.................66

te ............................................66one Assignments ...................66ore Ring Tones......................66ory .........................................67

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Checking Capacity ......................................... 41Creating Pauses and Waits ........................... 41International Numbers ................................... 42

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extel® Voice Mail ...................................45Setting Up Your Voice Mail Box..................... 45Playing Messages.......................................... 45Changing Your Password .............................. 46Recording Your Name ................................... 46Recording Your Active Greeting .................... 46Advanced Voice Mail Features ...................... 47

essages ................................................. 53Message Notifications.................................... 53Voice Mail ...................................................... 54Text and Numeric Messages ......................... 54Net Alerts ....................................................... 55

all Forwarding........................................57Forwarding All Calls ....................................... 57Turning Off Call Forwarding........................... 57Forwarding Missed Calls ............................... 58

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.......................................... 93ook ..........................................93ts .............................................94................................................96s..............................................97inders.....................................97rom Datebook.........................98atebook Setup ........................98

PS Enabled ............................................ 69IMPORTANT: Things to Keep in Mind........... 69Making an Emergency Call ............................ 70Viewing Your Approximate Location.............. 71Enhancing GPS Performance........................ 72Updating Satellite Almanac Data ................... 74Setting Privacy Options ................................. 75Using GPS with Map Software ...................... 76

extel Online® Services.......................... 79NOL Services................................................. 79Accessing NOL Services From Your Phone.. 79

oice Records.......................................... 81Creating Voice Records................................. 81Playing Voice Records................................... 81Labeling Voice Records................................. 81Deleting Voice Records ................................. 82Locking Voice Records .................................. 82Managing Memory ......................................... 82

dvanced Calling Features..................... 83Call Waiting.................................................... 83Switching Between Calls ............................... 83

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neral Information........... 133l Characteristics....................133Product Operation and EME

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hortcuts ................................................ 101Creating a Shortcut ...................................... 101Using a Shortcut .......................................... 101Editing a Shortcut ........................................ 101Deleting Shortcuts ....................................... 102

ustomizing Your Phone...................... 103Setting the Volume ...................................... 103Setting Your Phone to Vibrate ..................... 103Using a Headset .......................................... 103Changing the Look of Your Phone............... 104Temporarily Turning Off Calls ...................... 105Using Settings.............................................. 105

rofiles ................................................... 111Viewing Profiles ........................................... 111Switching Profiles ........................................ 111How Changing Settings Effects Profiles ...... 111Temporary Profiles ...................................... 112Creating Profiles .......................................... 113Editing Profiles ............................................. 113Deleting Profiles........................................... 113Setting Call Filtering..................................... 114

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYPer FCC CFR 47 Part 2 Section 2.1077(a)

Responsible Party Name: Motorola, Inc.

Address: 8000 West Sunrise BoulevardPlantation, FL 33322 USAPhone Number: 1 (800) 453-0920

Hereby declares that the product:

Product Name: i730

Model Number: H63XAN6RR4AN

Conforms to the following regulations:

FCC Part 15, subpart B, section 15.107(a),15.107(d) and section 15.109(a)

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screen shown above is the idle screen. The idleeen appears when your phone is on, but notaged in any activity.

xt Areas area displays menus, messages, names,ne numbers, and other information.

Display OptionsTwo display optionsscreens. You select aoption key below it.

Menus and ListYour phone’s featuresubmenus, and lists.

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uick Access to Main Menu Itemsach arrow in the navigation key and O can besed to access a main menu item from the idlecreen. Each of these keys is assigned to a mainenu item when your receive your phone. To assignifferent main menu items, see “Personalizeeatures” on page 107.

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mCreate, view, store, editcontacts. See page 37.

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Set call forwarding options.See page 57.

Schedule appointments.See page 93.

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My Info View personal phoneinformation, includingphone number and DirectConnect number. Seepage 7.

Downloads Provides a catalog of ringtones, wallpaper, gamesand applications that youcan download directly fromyour phone. Browsethrough the catalog to adda new ring tone, awallpaper to serve as thebackground image on yourphone, a game forentertainment, or anapplication that serves yourbusiness and productivityneeds. Items in thesecatalogs change daily, socheck regularly for freshcontent.

GPS Find your approximategeographical location. Seepage 69.

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p Profilesnew profile formlist of profilesProfiles menu

Groups of setting you applytogether. See page 111.

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Lists call alerts. Seepage 29.

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Airplane Mode — Your phone is setto Airplane Mode. See “TemporarilyTurning Off Calls” on page 105.

Z Packet Data — You are ready totransfer packet data or aretransferring packet data. See “UsingYour Phone as a Modem” on page88.

O TTY — You are ready to use yourphone to make calls using ateletypewriter device. See “MakingTTY Calls” on page 89.

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The message SIM Unlocked displays.Important: If you enter your PIN incorrectly 3 times,

your SIM card is blocked. To unblockyour SIM card, you must contact NextelCustomer Care. See “Unblocking thePIN”.

hanging the PINNote: The SIM PIN requirement must be turned

on in order to access this feature.

From the main menu, select Settings > Security> Change Password > SIM PIN.At the Enter Old SIM PIN screen, enter thecurrent SIM PIN.Press A under Ok.At the Enter New SIM PIN screen, enter the new4- to 8-digit SIM PIN.Press A under Ok.At the Re-enter New SIM PIN screen, re-enterthe new SIM PIN to confirm.Press A under Ok.

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o lock the keypad immediately, select Lockow. You will be given the option to press m and

to lock and unlock the keypad.o set a specific time for the keypad to lock ifhere has been no activity, select Auto Lock andhen select a time.

keypad can be set to lock in 5, 10, 15 or 20utes if the keypad is not touched during thecified time. To turn the auto lock off, repeat

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cessoriesr phone comes with a Standard Lithium Iontery, rapid travel charger, and holster.

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n screens that require you to enter text, you see theollowing icons. These icons tell you which text inputode you are using:

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Press and hold m until a confirmation screenappears.Press O or press A under Yes.Select Key.Press the number key you want to assign to theshortcut.Press O.If you want to record a voice name for theshortcut: Select Voice. As directed by the screenprompts, say and repeat the name you want toassign to the number. Speak clearly into themicrophone.

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ote: If you are using your phone with a headset,and you have the Flip to End option set toOn, closing your flip sends incoming soundto the headset and does not end the call.See “Setting Flip Actions” on page 86.

ing a Remote PTT Buttonou are using a headset or other accessory with aote PTT button, you can use the remote PTT

ton for phone calls and Direct Connect calls.

phone calls, use the remote PTT button tower calls, switch between calls, and end calls.

ld the remote PTT button for less than 2 secondsnswer calls and switch between calls. Hold theote PTT button for more than 2 seconds to end

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ts size of text on the display.controls whether main menuthe idle screen.

backlight lights the display andu make or receive a call, open orpress keys or buttons. Backlightg the backlight stays on; Sensorbacklight to light up only in low

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emporarily Turning Off Callsometimes you may want to have your phone on,ut turn off its ability to make and receive calls, suchs when you are on an airplane.

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et Line — sets phone line 1 or phone line 2 ashe active line for outgoing calls.ny Key Ans — If this feature is on, you cannswer calls by pressing any key on the keypad.uto Redial — sets your phone to automatically

edial calls you make when the system is busy.all Waiting — See “Call Waiting” on page 83.

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Tkgrp Area — lets you define your Talkgrouparea.One Touch DC — See “Setting One Touch DirectConnect” on page 85.Alert Type — controls how your phone notifiesyou when you receive Direct Connect calls andGroup Connect calls.

ersonalize Featureshe Personalize menu makes main menu itemsasier to access.

Menu Options — Reorder Menu lets youchange the order of the items on the main menuby grabbing and moving them; Add/RemoveApps lets you create a shortcut to a Javaapplication on the main menu.Up Key — sets the main menu item you accesswhen you scroll up from the idle screen.Down Key — sets the main menu item youaccess when you scroll down from the idlescreen.Left Key — sets the main menu item you accesswhen you scroll left from the idle screen.Right Key — sets the main menu item youaccess when you scroll right from the idle screen.Center Key — sets the main menu item youaccess when you press O from the idle screen.

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hat you are receiving a circuit data call.

curity FeaturesSecurity menu lets you turn security features onoff and change passwords:

hone Lock — turns on a feature that locks yourhone, either immediately or automatically after aet period of inactivity. An unlock code is requiredo enable this feature, to unlock the phone, and toet a new Unlock code. Contact Nextel Customerare for your default unlock code.eypad Lock — locks the phone’s keypad, either

mmediately or automatically after a set period ofnactivity.IM PIN — enables and disables your phone’sIM PIN security feature. See “Turning the PINequirement On and Off” on page 14.PS PIN — enables and disables your phone’sPS PIN security feature. See “Setting the GPSIN Security Feature” on page 75.

• Change Passworunlock code, secuPIN.

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ou can apply them to your phone easily.

profile contains these settings:

Ring Tones — sets all options described in “RingTones” on page 65, except assigning ring tones toContacts.Display/Info — sets Wallpaper, Color Palette,Text Size, and Backlight options. See“Display/Info Features” on page 105.Phone Calls — sets Set Line and Auto Ansoptions. See “Phone Calls Features” on page106.Volume — sets all options described in “VolumeFeatures” on page 107.Call Filter — controls which calls, call alerts, andmessage notifications your phone responds to.See “Setting Call Filtering” on page 114.Advanced — sets headset option. See “Using aHeadset” on page 103.

our phone arrives with pre-set profiles. You canlso create your own profiles.

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pdates the profile in effect to reflect thesehanges, without notifying you -or-reates a temporary profile that contains thesehanges

set your phone to create a temporary profile thattains changes you make to settings:

rom the main menu, select Profiles.ress m.elect Setup > Temp Profile.et this option to On.

set your phone to update the profile in effect toect any changes you make to settings:

et Temp Profile to Off in step 4.

mporary Profilesour phone is set to create temporary profiles, aporary profile is created when you makenges to settings without switching or editingfiles.

mporary profile is based on the profile in effecten you made the changes, but reflects thenged settings. Making more changes furtherates the temporary profile, for as long as it is inct.

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reating ProfilesFrom the main menu, select Profiles.Select [New Profile]. -or-

Scroll to any profile. Press m. Select New.

Enter the name you want to give the profile. See“Entering Text” on page 33.


If you want to base this profile on an existingprofile: Select Copy from. Select the profile youwant to base this profile on. If you do not choosea profile to copy from, the new profile is based ona default profile.Press A under Create.Scroll through the list of options and set theirvalues.Press A under Done.

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f you set the Phone option to Some Cntcs,elect up to 5 Contacts entries that contain phoneumbers you want to be notified of calls from.

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. CUSTOMER RADIO EQUIPMENT – Company isot responsible for the installation, operation, qualityf transmission, or, unless separate maintenancerrangements have been made between Companynd Customer, maintenance of the Equipment. Anyhange in Service or Equipment may requiredditional programming or Equipment or changes tossigned codes or numbers which may requirerogramming fees. Company reserves the right tohange or remove assigned codes and/or numbershen such change is reasonably necessary in theonduct of its business. Customer does not haveny proprietary interest in such codes or numbers.lthough Federal and state laws may make it illegal

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privacy cannot bebe liable to Customeavesdropping onfrom Company’s S

6. NEXTEL ONLINServices, consistinemail, data, informservices (the “Appthat can be obtainApplications offereparties may be coand/or the Serviceacknowledges andguarantee or assucompatible, or willCompany’s SystemService offerings.from Company ofconstrued as an eApplication or a coCompany that Appcompatible with thfor any period of tiin its sole discretioApplication for anyServices requiresphone, and is sub

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bedded link on the Equipment.uarantee or assurance as to thecompleteness or utility ofough Nextel Online Services.roviders and others havein certain Content. Customerthers, to reproduce, broadcast,h, commercially exploit orte such Content in any mannerten consent of Company,r others with proprietarytent, as applicable.

tomer shall provide Companys the purchase of the

ount set forth on the front of thisy also has the right, exercisablet any time or from time to time,

to make a deposit to guaranteee hereunder, including Servicerwise required by law, depositsther funds and will not earnereby grants Company, as

interest in such deposits, toof all sums due hereunder asnce of all other paymentr may have to the Company

or hereafter arising. Upone, or upon the first billing cycleth of service, whichever comespply the deposit against any


er Equipment limitation. Only certain internets may be accessed, and certain Nextel Onlinevices may not be available in all Companyvice areas.

PPLICATION CUSTOMER CARE ANDPPORT – Customer acknowledges and agreest in most cases, the developer of an Applicationesponsible for providing customer care andlication support to all customers using thelication. In the event Customer contacts

mpany Customer Care with a problemcerning the use of an Application, Customer mayreferred to the Application developer’s customere, and Company shall have no obligation toport such Application.

ONTENT; COMMUNICATIONS WITHHERS; INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS –mpany is not a publisher of third party contentt Customer may from time to time access throughxtel Online Services; therefore Company is notponsible for the content provided by such thirdties, including but not limited to statements,nions, graphics, photos, music, services ander information (“Content”), and accessed bystomer through Nextel Online Services. Nor ismpany responsible for the actions of third partiesing from a Customer’s contact with such thirdties via Nextel Online Services, whether suchtact is facilitated through Customer’s own

initiative or via an emCompany gives no gcurrency, accuracy,Content obtained thrCompany, Content pproprietary interestsshall not, nor permit odistribute, sell, publisotherwise disseminawithout the prior writContent providers, ointerests in such Con

9. DEPOSITS – Cuswith a deposit towardEquipment in the amagreement. Companin its sole discretion ato require Customerpayment of sums ducharges. Unless othemay be mixed with ointerest. Customer happlicable, a securitysecure the paymentwell as the performaobligations Customewhether now existingtermination of Servicafter the twelfth monfirst, Company may a

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GES AND PAYMENT – Theor Service is set forth in therate plan(s) selected by Customer.ue invoices for Service. Monthlyhall be invoiced in advance.istance charges shall be invoiceder is responsible to payely basis, for charges for Servicefront of this Agreement, and any

eto. If Customer elects to payapproved credit or debit card,authorizes Company to charge thes specified by Customer fromecurring basis for all chargesmpany Account Numbers set’s invoice. Customer (i) expresslyny to charge Customer’sor debit card account number(s)arges incurred; and (ii)pany to charge such accountservices are used. Customer

fy Company of any changes to theor bank account used fornt is for the duration of thiscancelled earlier by either partys advance written notice to themer acknowledges thatr telephone calls and Nextelll transmissions originated by aconnection is established with

utstanding Service charges of Customer or anyther amount owed to the Company. If Customer iserminating the Agreement, any remaining balanceill be released to the Customer at the Customer’s

ast known address within approximately 90 days. Ifhe Customer continues with the Agreement, anyredit balance remaining after the deposit is appliedill be applied to any amounts that may becomewing to the Company in the future except that, atustomer’s request, amounts of $50 or more will be

eleased to the Customer at the latest addressnown to Company within 30 days of the Customerequest. In all cases, Customer agrees that anyemaining balance will be retained by Company inhe event the postal service is unable to deliver theunds to the Customer at the latest address knowno Company. Company reserves the right tonterrupt Services if Service appears to havexcessive charges, payments are delinquent, anynusual calling patterns are observed onustomer’s account, or during public safetymergencies. Such interruption may be done torotect Customer or Company as the Companyetermines in its sole discretion, but in no eventhall the Company be liable to the Customer or tony third party by reason of interrupting or failing toause an interruption of Service.

10. RATES, CHARprice established fcurrent CompanyCompany shall issAccess charges sAirtime and long din arrears. CustomCompany, on a timas set forth on themodifications therusing a Company-Customer herebycredit or debit cardtime to time on a rincurred on the Coforth on Customerauthorizes Compadesignated creditfor all fees and chreauthorizes Comnumber each timeshall promptly noticredit or debit cardpayment. EnrollmeAgreement unlesswith thirty (30) dayother party. Custochargeable time foDirect Connect caunit begin when a

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reement. If the parties haves are to be made inedit, as indicated on the front oftomer shall be responsible foras agreed to in this Agreement.t make all payments when theyshall be a default under thispany shall be entitled toes it may have under thisor in equity. If the sale of theedit or installment basis and thelivery of the Equipment, theturn the Equipment or receive ats paid and agrees to continuerequired under this agreementale price is paid in full.

BREACH – A late paymente maximum interest rate

r month may be applied toif monthly invoices are not paidlate payment charge is appliedlance due and outstanding.

arge is for costs related to theand shall not be deemed anharge of $25.00 will be madecheck or negotiable instrumenter and returned unpaid by ar any reason. Company maymoney order, cashier’s check,rm of payment, at Company’s


mpany facilities. A new Nextel Direct Connect callitiated by a call participant if that participant

ponds more than six (6) seconds after the otherty finishes its Nextel Direct Connectsmission. Customer accepts responsibility forime charges from incoming telephone calls to itsbile unit from the time that Customer responds tocall. If Customer disputes any Service charges,

stomer must pay the entire amount set forth ininvoice by the due date and submit a writtenlanation within forty five (45) days from the datethe invoice. Direct Connect, Group Connect, andtionwide Direct Connect charges are calculatedmultiplying the minutes of use, number ofticipants, and applicable rate, to be paid by theiator. If Company determines that an error wasde on Customer’s invoice, Company shall creditstomer’s account in the amount of the error. Ifstomer does not pay the amount in dispute,mpany may exercise any remedies it may haveer this Agreement for non-payment of Servicerges. Company reserves the right to modify anyall elements of the Service charges at any timeeach such modification shall be effectiveediately upon the Company’s communication

reof to Customer, unless the Company’smunication indicates a later effective date with

pect to such modification. Payments which arereceived within thirty (30) days from the date ofinvoice shall be subject to late payment charges

as set forth in this Agagreed that paymentinstallments, or on crthis Agreement, Cuspaying amounts dueIf Customer does noare due, such failureAgreement and Comexercise any remediAgreement or at lawEquipment is on a crCustomer accepts deCustomer may not rerefund of any amounmaking payments asuntil the Equipment s

11. NONPAYMENT/charge of 1.5% (or thpermitted by law) peCustomer’s accountby the due date. Theto the total unpaid baThe late payment chnon-timely paymentinterest payment. A cby Company for anytendered by Customfinancial institution fodemand payment byor similarly secure fo

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S; INSURANCE – Upontance of delivery of theof loss, damage, theft, or

Equipment shall be borne by theh loss, damage, theft, orEquipment, in whole or part, shallons of Customer hereunder,limitation, responsibility for thee Charges due hereunder.

AMAGE INSURANCE – IfDirect Protect insuranceny will remit the monthly chargehat appears on Customer’s bill tommunications Insurance Servicestomer’s behalf. Customert insurance protection is offeredCompany, and that any requestsclaims regarding the insurance

Signal. Customer acknowledgessummary of coverage, includingtion, which is also available by

-888-352-9182.

, SURCHARGES &Customer must pay all federal,

xes, fees, surcharges, and otherectively, “Charges”) that arections subject to this Agreement.esponsible for such chargesther the Charge is: (a) imposed

iscretion at any time or from time to time. Ifompany obtains the services of a collection or

epossession agency or an attorney to assistompany in remedying Customer’s breach of thisgreement, including but not limited to theonpayment for charges hereunder, Customer shalle liable for this expense. Customer understandshat in the event of nonpayment of charges or anyther breach of the terms and conditions of thisgreement, in addition to any other remediesompany may have, Company may temporarily orermanently terminate Service to Customer. Ifervice is terminated and not reconnected within

hirty (30) days, all outstanding payments to beade in installments are accelerated and

mmediately due in full. If Company disconnects theervice, Customer shall be liable to satisfy andischarge all outstanding amounts due and pay aeconnect charge of $25.00 per unit, in addition tony advance payment of Service charges that maye requested by the Company at its discretion,efore the Company will reactivate Service.ompany reserves the right to modify the terms ofervice as a precondition to reactivating Service. If

he Equipment is purchased on an installment basis,r credit, the Company may take possession of thequipment, at any time wherever the same may beithout legal process and without being responsible

or loss and damage.

12. RISK OF LOSCustomer’s accepEquipment, all riskdestruction to theCustomer. No sucdestruction of theimpair the obligatiincluding, withoutpayment of Servic

13. PROPERTY DCustomer selectsprotection, Compafor the insurance tThe Signal Teleco(“Signal ”) on Cusacknowledges thaby the Signal, notfor information orshall be directed tohaving received adeductible informacalling Signal at 1

14. TAXES, FEESASSESSMENTS –state, and local taassessments (collimposed on transaCustomer will be rregardless of whe

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lays in delivery of themage caused to the Equipmentctly to causes beyond theincluding, but not limited to actsublic enemy, acts of thefailure to act of the Customer,s or subcontractors, fires,arantine restrictions, corrosiveor other hazardous

tions, strikes, freightto obtain materials or services,, war, unusually severer default of Company’sher or not due to any suchof Nextel Online Services,ted to the accuracy or utility ofired from the Internet throughes; or Internet Services,ns whether or not supported byaction Company takes in itstect Company’s network,hts or property of Company, itss from “hacking,” “spamming,”ts of third parties that Companypact its network or systems.THE FOREGOING, THE

LIABILITY FOR SERVICETHER CAUSED BY THEHE COMPANY ORITED TO A CREDIT


n the sale of telecommunications services, othervices, equipment, and/or other products; (b)asured by gross receipts from sales made bympany to Customer; (c) imposed upon thestomer or upon the Company; (d) imposed as a-line or per-unit Charge. Such Charges include,are not limited to: excise taxes; sales andsaction taxes; gross receipts taxes, utility taxes;

versal service assessments; telephone relayvice (TRS) assessments; and other regulatorys and assessments. Customer shall not beponsible for taxes imposed on Company’s netome. If Customer claims an exemption from anyh Charge, Customer must provide Company with

id and properly-executed documentation of suchmption before such exemption shall becomective. Customer must provide Company with the

stomer’s Primary Place of Use of Company’svice, as defined by Customer’s residential streetress or primary business address.

COVERAGE AREA – Local Dispatch (Directnnect), cellular calling, Nextel Online Services,

respective coverage areas for these Servicessubject to change at any time at the sole

cretion of Company.

LIMITATION AND CONDITION OF LIABILITY;EMNITY – Company does not assume and shalle no liability under the Agreement for (i) failure toiver the Equipment within a specified time period;

(ii) availability and deEquipment, or (iii) dadue directly or indirecontrol of Company,of God, acts of the pgovernment, acts orits agents, employeefloods, epidemics, qusubstances in the airenvironmental condiembargoes, inabilitycommotion, terrorismweather conditions osubcontractors whetcauses; (iv) the useincluding but not limiany information acquNextel Online ServicContent or ApplicatioCompany; or (v) anysole discretion to prosystems, and the rigsubscribers, or other“viruses ” or other acbelieves adversely imWITHOUT LIMITINGCOMPANY’S SOLEDISRUPTION, WHENEGLIGENCE OF TOTHERWISE, IS LIM

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ase order or elsewhere, unlessto in writing by an officer of thereement becomes effective whenompany. Should any provision ofillegal or in contravention of theshall be considered null and void

of this Agreement shall not behe failure of Company at any time

ormance by Customer of thegreement shall not affect in any

quire such performances at anyl the waiver by Company of aision hereof be taken or held topliance with or breach of any

a continuing waiver of such

/RESALE/GOVERNING LAW –ay be freely assigned byuccessor of it or any other firm orerforming its obligationson any such assignment,released from all obligations toer may not assign this Agreementes which are subject to thist prior written consent oft to the restrictions containedment shall bind and inure to theessors and permitted assigns of

LLOWANCE NOT EXCEEDING AN AMOUNTQUAL TO THE PROPORTIONATE CHARGE TOHE CUSTOMER FOR THE PERIOD OF SERVICEISRUPTION. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE SETORTH IN THE PRECEDING SENTENCE, IN NOVENT IS THE COMPANY LIABLE FOR ACTUAL,ONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL ORTHER INDIRECT DAMAGES CAUSED BY ITSEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE, NOR FORCONOMIC LOSS, PERSONAL INJURIES ORROPERTY DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY THEUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTIES. Customergrees to indemnify, defend, and hold Companyarmless from any Customer violations of FCC rulesnd regulations or Customer violation of anytatutes, ordinances or laws of any local, state, orederal public authority.

7. COMPLETEGREEMENT/SEVERABILITY/WAIVER – Thisgreement sets forth all of the agreements between

he parties concerning the Service and purchase ofhe Equipment, and there are no oral or writtengreements between them other than as set forth inhis Agreement. Except for changes made byompany in accordance with Section 1 above, nomendment or addition to this Agreement shall beinding upon Company unless it is in writing andigned by both parties (and, in the case of theompany, by an officer of the Company). Companyhall not be bound by the terms and conditions in

Customer’s purchexpressly agreedCompany. This Agaccepted by the Cthis Agreement belaw, such provisionbut the remainderaffected thereby. Tto require the perfprovisions of this Away the right to relater time nor shalbreach of any provbe a waiver of comother provision orprovision.

18. ASSIGNMENTThis Agreement mCompany to any sentity capable of phereunder, and upCompany shall beCustomer. Customor resell the servicAgreement withouCompany. Subjecherein, this Agreebenefit of the succ

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(SERVICE) – COMPANYNTIES, EXPRESS ORG WITHOUT LIMITATION,

RANTY OFOR FITNESS FOR A

OSE TO CUSTOMER INITS USE OF THE SERVICE.

L COMPANY BE LIABLE FOREQUENTIAL OR OTHERS TO THE FULL EXTENT THELAIMED BY LAW.WLEDGES THAT SERVICEILL OCCUR FROM TIME TOTO HOLD COMPANY

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(EQUIPMENT) – COMPANYNTIES ORS OF ANY KIND,ESS OR IMPLIED, TOANY OTHER PURCHASERT. WITHOUT LIMITING THE

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parties hereto. This Agreement shall beerned by the laws of the State or Commonwealthhich this Agreement is executed by the

mpany.

NOTICE REGARDING USE OF SERVICE FOROR OTHER EMERGENCY CALLS - (a) The

vice provided hereunder does not interact withand other emergency services in the same

nner as landline telephone service. DependingCustomer’s location and the circumstances andditions of a particular call, the Service providedeunder may not be able to identify Customer’sphone number and/or location to emergencyvices, and Customer may not always benected to the appropriate emergency servicesvider. Company is deploying wireless Enhanced(“E911 ”) service to help public safety

horities locate Customers and other users of thevice who make 911 calls. However, E911 is notilable in all areas, and even in those areas whereimplemented, inherent limitations in thisanced wireless technology prevent it from being% reliable. Accordingly, Company agrees tovide Customer with E911 service whereilable, and Customer acknowledges that E911vice is not available in all areas and is notpletely reliable. (b) Customer hereby consentsompany’s disclosure of Customer information,

luding but not limited to Customer name,ress, telephone number, and location, to

governmental and qusuch as emergencyenforcement agencienecessary to respon

20. NO WARRANTYMAKES NO WARRAIMPLIED, INCLUDINANY IMPLIED WARMERCHANTABILITYPARTICULAR PURPCONNECTION WITHIN NO EVENT SHALINCIDENTAL, CONSINDIRECT DAMAGESAME MAY BE DISCCUSTOMER ACKNOINTERRUPTIONS WTIME, AND AGREESHARMLESS FOR AL

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CURITY, INTEGRITY, ANDCompany may take any and allcessary or reasonable to (i)and systems, or the rights of

ny’s subscribers or others; (ii)e its network or systems; or (iii)ts and services. Such action mayitation, employing methods,

rocedures to filter or blockrough Company’s network orgly, Company may, in its sole and, at any time, filter “spam ”,ny Customer preference solicitedercised by Customer. Companyto Customer or to any third partyges sent through Company’ss.

AIVES, AS AGAINST COMPANY, ALL OTHERARRANTIES, GUARANTEES, CONDITIONS, OR

IABILITIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, ARISING BYAW OR OTHERWISE. IN NO EVENT SHALLOMPANY BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL,PECIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES,HETHER OR NOT OCCASIONED BY COMPANYEGLIGENCE AND INCLUDING, WITHOUTIMITATION, LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSS ORAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE

NTERRUPTION OR FAILURE IN THEPERATION OF ANY EQUIPMENT SOLD ORTHERWISE PROVIDED HEREUNDER. THERERE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTENDEYOND THE DESCRIPTION CONTAINEDEREIN. CUSTOMER ASSUMES THE ENTIREISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCEF THE EQUIPMENT. UNLESS OTHERWISEGREED BY COMPANY, IF THE EQUIPMENTROVES DEFECTIVE, THE COSTS OF ALLECESSARY SERVICING AND REPAIR WILL BEORNE BY CUSTOMER.

2. NEXTEL ONLINE “GOLD ” SERVICES – Nextelnline “Gold ” Services are those Internet and dataervices offered in conjunction with a Service plansing the suffix “Gold ”; e.g., Packetsream Gold.ompany may charge an activation fee for each IPddress for these services. These services may besed only with mobile clients for Internet/intranetccess and Internet e-mail via a standard HTML

browser (e.g., NetCommunicator, Mmay also be usedapplications, for demail access, andapproved by NextServices may notframe relay connedata feeds. Compservice, without nousage adversely imsystems or other s

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lects, possesses or develops about Customer (i)rovide any product or service that Customerchases, or accesses through or uses on theipment; (ii) to conduct marketing activities inordance with applicable law, and Company’sacy policy, as described below; (iii) to provision aber portability request, either through Companynew service provider; (iv) to comply with the

; or (v) to respond to emergencies. Customernowledges that (i) Company posts a privacyicy on its website that explains its policies withpect to the collection, access, use, andclosure of personal Customer information; (ii)mpany may revise such policy at any time; andthe most recent version of such policy shall attime serve as the effective privacy policy,

ardless of the date on which Customer enteredthis Agreement.

COMMERCIAL LOCATION BASED SERVICESCustomer purchases any commercial locationed service for use through Company’s networkquipment, Customer shall clearly,spicuously, and regularly notify all its users that

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craften instructed to do so, turn off your radio producten on board an aircraft. Any use of a radioduct must be in accordance with applicableulations per airline crew instructions.

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ntly; (e) your address and.

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VIDED UNDER THIS EXPRESSNTY IS THE EXCLUSIVECONSUMER, AND ISU OF ALL OTHER

XPRESS OF IMPLIED. IN NOOTOROLA BE LIABLE,NTRACT OR TORT (INCLUDINGR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF

PRICE OF THE PRODUCT,SOFTWARE, OR FOR ANY

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otorola iDEN Customer Services-800-453-0920 or 954-723-4910

TY-877-483-2840

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