I'm using the Motorola Q9M.
Auto connect works just fine. I had to enter the phone book one at a time. The voice dialing has the same problem as I've seen everyone had. An extended battery or car charger is almost a must with this phone, because the bluetooth drains the battery horribly. An added plus with this phone is you can use it as a bluetooth audio player as well.
I have the Blackberry pearl 8130 from VZW...I was able to pair them up fine...I had to make my phone discoverable and used the search button on my D3 to find the phone...I was unable to use my phone to find the D3 (weird)...but whatever...As far as sending my phonebook, I was able to send all of my contacts in one shot (not one, by one) to my D3. I ended up following some post on this site that had detailed instructions on how to do it with a VZW phone...
WHere did you find a site that had detailed INst. on phone transfer?
Thanks
I have a LGVX9900 (enV) and it works almost flawless...
When I first hooked up the bluetooth it worked great but then didnt connect a few times when i got in the car. Now it seems to be fine and with correct placement of the mic it sounds great people say.
Thinking about getting the LG enV2 VX 9100 does anyone have one of these working with the D3?
The problem with Verizon is that they change the profiles on the same phones. Someone suggested the Samsung u740 and said it worked great for them. I tried it and couldn't auto connect. when I called Verizon and spoke to a level 3 tech support manager (not that he knew much) he said that they changed the features and that phone no longer auto connects.
I am ready to buy any phone. worst case I'll jump ship to ATT.
The u740 has worked pretty well for me. I switched from my Razr v3m which also worked pretty well. Both auto connected but I could only transfer the phone book with the u740. Every once in a while it will act up but I think that is the BT adapter more then the phone.
I have a LGVX9900 (enV) and it works almost flawless...
When I first hooked up the bluetooth it worked great but then didnt connect a few times when i got in the car. Now it seems to be fine and with correct placement of the mic it sounds great people say.
ill vouch for this...Env works great but sometimes with mine itll disconnect and reconnect on its own....possibly because i have my bluetooth unit hidden under my shifter panel and its not getting good reception, but theres my 2 cents for the Env 
Well I finally got a new phone from Verizon. It is the LG VX 8350. Yea I know it has been out awhile but I wanted something that would connect easily to my CD-BTB200 and D3. After reading all the instructions several times over I finally got it to work and it works GREAT! Had to transfer my contacts list one at a time was the only bummer. Auto connects, hands free, voice calling and everything else works fantastically
The Instructions for the CD-BTB200 on page 34 state that the unit must hook to a vehicle with ACC power. On the very next page it states that the yellow wire (power wire) needs to be hooked to a constant 12volt source. A little confusing. I found out the answer the hard way because if it is hooked to ACC power you loose everthing in the memory when you turn the key off. So it does in fact have to be hooked to a constant 12 volts. 
I have a LG VX10000 and just installed my d3 with bluetooth this afternoon. I was able to connect on the first try without any problems. Saved the phone to the unit and it recognizes it without a problem. As far as the phonebook transfer goes I was able to do it all in one shot. Total setup time was 5 minutes. I was so worried after hearing all the horror stories but really had no issues.