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I was thinking of buying a new phone, but not necessarily any
one that Cingular sells.
If I do that, and it uses the same spectrum Cingular's network
uses in my area, is there any problem just taking the SIMM from
my current phone and transferring it?
Or, if I get a phone they DO sell, but buy it unlocked from
someone else, will that work just as one I bought from Cingular?
Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular (More info?)
The way you wrote you message I'm guessing your already aware of this
but, if you get a phone off of ebay or some other source make sure it
has 850 and 1900 in it. There are many US GSM phones that are only 1900.
As for as unlocking a phone try http://www.unlockme.co.uk You can
download several programs that will generate an unlock code for just
about any phone. Its free and I've unlocked several phones this way. No
extra equipment is required, just enter the unlock code using the key
pad on the phone and your unlocked
Spammay Blockay wrote:
> I was thinking of buying a new phone, but not necessarily any
> one that Cingular sells.
>
> If I do that, and it uses the same spectrum Cingular's network
> uses in my area, is there any problem just taking the SIMM from
> my current phone and transferring it?
>
> Or, if I get a phone they DO sell, but buy it unlocked from
> someone else, will that work just as one I bought from Cingular?
>
> - Tim
>
Archived from groups: alt.cellular.cingular (More info?)
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 06:19:57 GMT, SPAMBLOCKER@BLOCKEDTOAVOIDSPAM.com
(Spammay Blockay) wrote:
>I was thinking of buying a new phone, but not necessarily any
>one that Cingular sells.
>
>If I do that, and it uses the same spectrum Cingular's network
>uses in my area, is there any problem just taking the SIMM from
>my current phone and transferring it?
>
>Or, if I get a phone they DO sell, but buy it unlocked from
>someone else, will that work just as one I bought from Cingular?
Assuming that the phone you buy uses the same frequencies as are used
in your area you can use any compatible phone just as long as it's
either locked to the network you are using or unlocked.
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