If you own a BlackBerry device with a keyboard, you’ll know how frustrating it is to dial a phone number that has letters in it (for example: 1-800-CALL-ATT) because the numbers on the BlackBerry keyboard do not have the traditional touch-tone telephone letters on them.
Up until this point, I just figured it was one of those things I had to deal with, but as it turns out, dialing phone numbers with letters is as easy as holding down the ALT key and typing in the letters like normal. And then when you push CALL, the BlackBerry automatically converts those letters into the right corresponding numbers on a traditional touch-tone telephone. PROBLEM SOLVED!
THANK YOU SO FREEEEAAAAKKING MUCH. My wife says that’s awesome and thanks as well.
THANK YOU! Been too lazy to even look that up. Great stuff.
THANK YOUUUU! I needed this in the middle of the night the other day and had to draw it out and then call accordingly! LOL
this is so great! thanks!!!
You just freaking made my life 1000x easier. Thanks!!! :D
THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
I called Verizon customer service and went to three different Verizon stores and NO knew what I was talking about. I should have googled first.
THANK YOU!