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To: q1000 who wrote (25032)	7/28/2002 6:25:34 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (3) of 196491

Thank you for posting. Your excellent notes helped me to catch up without having to wade through a lot of posts. I was out of town all last week and didn't have access to a phone let alone a computer. I have a technical question for this board. I have been experiencing an annoying echo when I use my phone lately. I can literally hear myself repeating my conversation. This has happened to me on more than one cell phone (both Samsung phones BTW) and I was wondering if someone could explain what is happening, and how I might avoid this? It doesn't seem to matter where I am when I make the calls. One of the phones is about 4 years old and the other one is new. (SCH-N150) TIA M

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