Yes, this is how I got my iPhone from Digi.

EDIT: Make sure you set your limit to above that of the price of the phone. To set that limit, you must go to an ATM.

This post has been edited by LancerDragoon: Nov 30 2010, 10:22 AM

I only turn it off when I can't charge my phone and my battery's about to die. Other than that, I've never turned it off. I took the iDigi 238 and since I got the phone in September, I've only used 1.7GB total. There's very little reason to turn it off.

@huaidan13: The DiGi rep told me that I can't set auto-billing with a debit card.

How was it obvious? My gym auto charges my debit card every month just fine. The odd thing is on Digi's OCS site they state that auto billing can be done with a debit card as well, so I have no idea why the rep said that.

It's a personal preference but I'd rather not get a credit card, actually.

If I'm not mistaken, the phone has a GPS component onboard. From my tests, if the phone is not in Airplane Mode, when you lose your 3G/Edge connection, it will still be able to track where you are. However, it will not be able to load the map tiles.

So far, I've never had any problems with mine. I've got good reception, never had signal drops (except for areas where DiGi has coverage problems) and no dead pixels. I've seen someone exchange their iPhone 4 for a new one when I bought mine. I assume that the person had a defective model. Just bring it in and they'll try to help you out.