Sony Ericsson T-18z Cell Phone

It took me a while to get this phone activated because the company in Canada Fido, wouldn't approve my credit card. I had to get a credit report from Equifax, and they still wouldn't approve it. In the end, I got them to invoice me. That wasn't the phone's problem. When it was first activated however, maybe I accidenly pressed the wrong button, but the language was in German. I had to call customer service to help to change it back to English.
Well after I got that settled, I personalized the little thing. I wrote in a greeting (it appears everytime you turn on the phone), I chose a ring (some classical tune) but in the future I'm making up my own song since you can do that with the numbers. I also put in phone numbers in the phone book, as well as a record label list-that way you can call someone without dialing, just your voice. There's also call waiting, call forwarding, for free. Call display is $3 each month.
What I like the most is the flip. It's activated, so you can answer phones just by flipping it open. What I like most about the flip is that you don't have to worry about the phone accidently calling someone on your call-list when it's in your purse or something.