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Pair the device and register it and everything (it sounds like you've done that already). Then when you go into the section called "phonebook transfer"- it sounds like that's where you're going- go back into the phone and delete the bluetooth unit while the "phonebook transfer" screen is up on your car unit. Then, go to one of your contacts, go to options, send name card. Then mark all of your contacts. You'll be asked to find a device again. You'll have to re-pair the units. In theory, the phonebook should transfer right over. I had to mess around for a while, deleting partnerships and

The Juke works well. I haven't tried using it as a bluetooth music player yet, but as a phone it rocks. I had to follow the instructions in the D3 manual, not the Bluetooth module manual. For some reason I found the Bluetooth module's directions more confusing (it could just be me). I did have to tinker a bit. There was a series of connecting/registering/disconnecting/connecting/disconnecting until I got the phonebook transfer to work. However, it did, and it rocks. The D3 recognizes my phone as soon as the car is started (and I keep the unit in my pocket). The one thing t

I called Pioneer and the woman on the phone told me that a purchase from Bestbuy WOULD be eligible. However, the rebate form seems to say otherwise. However, she also said that the retail price is $1,000 and if a store is selling it for anything less than $1000, it would no longer be eligible for the rebate. The rebate form says something about not being able to combine the rebate with other discounts, but this is crazy. I bought a D3x (the bundle) for $700 including shipping from www.al-eds.com. There seems to be so many stipulations having to do with the rebate, that this became th