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n°189901
01-14-2006 at 03:29:18 PM

I have Samsung 426 with ATT originally and now Cingular service.
The phone has 2 networks to choose: ATT and Cingular (now are both named Cingular) the signals are fighting each other and I cannot lock it even I manually choose one.
I would like at home to be Cingular since I have a better signal but ATT signal prevails all the time and I have no bars or maybe one and calls getting cut off. Any idea what should I do with this phone to lock it at Cingular signal and if I buy unlock Cingular phone will it work well with my ATT card.

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01-27-2006 at 09:32:43 PM

Are you on the Blus side. AWE or Orange side cingy?


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