Bluetooth connection

I had this problem last night but i connected it with a blakberry and it resuesed to acknowledge it was connected when it was connected???

Hi.  I have a similar problem with the handsfree in my car.  I can't get the Versa to automatically connect and disconnect (as my RAZOR did).  I have to turn off the bluetooth, turn it back on and then touch the car icon every time I get back in the car.  Anyone else experiencing this or know how to fix???

I am also experiencing trouble trying to pair my ( just received yesterday) Versa with my DEHP7000BT Pioneer head unit in my car. I just replaced my old phone, which was a Motorola W385, and it paired automatically every time without fail and loaded my phone book initially in a flash. I can get the phone to say it is connected but the head unit says it isn't. Also nothing shows on my Versa about phone book transfer, etc. Am I looking in the wrong place maybe?

From other forums it appears that the problem is with Verizon in their programming of the new phone, hopefully some tech will read our complaints and make a change in the software, but it is doubtful I think.

Anyway, it seems we are not going to go hands free with this phone anytime soon, darn it, unless some other company like Sony comes up with a foolproof Bluetooth pairing head unit that will adapt to the Versa programming.

Well, I wrote to Verizon and got the following stroke job for a reply to which I sent a reply requesting just what radio head units they have actually paired this phone with, or if they ever have even tried. I will post it when it comes in. My radio is only a year old so he is off base there:

Thank you for contacting Verizon Wireless through our website. My name is Gerardo. I am sorry for the delayed response to your email, but I am glad to address any and all of your questions regarding pairing your cars Bluetooth to your LG Versa.


Harold I sincerely apologize for any frustrations you may have regarding your cars Bluetooth not pairing with your Versa. However though most Bluetooth devices are "Universal" some are simply not compatible with certain devices, particularly the older the Bluetooth gets. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.


In closing, I hope that this information answers all your questions and concerns at this time. I want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to assist you today. I really appreciate your business and thank you for using Verizon Wireless. If you have additional questions or concerns, please reply to this email.



Sincerely,

Gerardo

Verizon Wireless Customer Service

Pioneer replied and said to call them and talk to a tech so that is my next move tomorrow in that area. It is inconceivable to me that Verizon and LG would market a product of this type that will not pair with a head unit successfully. Has anyone out there had any luck, and if so with what radio, please?

My Versa's addressbook wouldn't transfer at first then all of a sudden it worked.  Everything is fine now.  I'm about to install the newest Sync Update released last week and crossing my fingers that it doesn't jack everything up!