There are a couple of us going to vegas in March. Trying to get the sims to make it easier to stay in contact. Also is there anyway of getting these sent to the uk? Thanks for the help.
Can I get free Pay As You Go Sim Cards when in vegas?
u might be too far appart but u could also use 2-Way Radios.
check out Boost Mobile, they are pay as you go phones with nextels walkie talkie feature.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Just changed SIM Cards, but how do I clean up?
I've had my phone unblocked so I could swap my O2 sim card for a Virgin one. However, it still has the O2 animation and numbers on it. Is there really no way to remove those?
Just changed SIM Cards, but how do I clean up?
you need to get the phone flashed and get a generic firmware installed.
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Just changed SIM Cards, but how do I clean up?
you need to get the phone flashed and get a generic firmware installed.
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Do European SIM cards work in cingular pay as you go phones?
i want to buy a 20 dollar pay as you go phone online. will i be able to just throw away the sim card that comes with it and just insert a Vodafone orange or movistar SIM card while in Spain? it has GSM capabilities and dual band so will Cingular keep charging me for something and will the SIM cards work?
Do European SIM cards work in cingular pay as you go phones?
No unfortunatley it will not just like any other GSM provider in the us it must be unlocked first any GSM phone could be used after it is unlocked with any SIM card. and cingular wont unlock its prepaid phones only postpaid phones for international travel. if your getting it offline just get a cheap unlocked phone from ebay cause it will cost 20-40 dollars to get a phone that is locked unlocked. hope that helps
Do European SIM cards work in cingular pay as you go phones?
No unfortunatley it will not just like any other GSM provider in the us it must be unlocked first any GSM phone could be used after it is unlocked with any SIM card. and cingular wont unlock its prepaid phones only postpaid phones for international travel. if your getting it offline just get a cheap unlocked phone from ebay cause it will cost 20-40 dollars to get a phone that is locked unlocked. hope that helps
If you have an unlocked phone that uses sim cards can you use it on a non sim card network like verizon?
ok so if i have new cell that uses a sim card, can it work with a non sim card network (verizon)
If you have an unlocked phone that uses sim cards can you use it on a non sim card network like verizon?
GSM technology (the kind that uses SIM cards) is different from CDMA technology (no SIM card, used on Verizon and Sprint networks) are two different technologies and the phones off one kind do not work on the other kind. I believe it is not possible to use Sprint on Verizon and vice versa.
There are a few phones on the market (pretty expensive ones, at that) that are capable of working on both technologies, but you're talking 100s of $$ for one of those.
Reply:i doubt it
verizon has a different cellular technology from sim card using companies like at%26amp;t
verizon has cdma phones while at%26amp;t has gsm phones
Reply:no you can't the only way a sim cards work is throughout the cingular and tomobile era!!!!
Reply:No, phones that use sim cards are GSM and non sim card phones are CDMA networks. It will not work.
Reply:No you can not. Vzw has a secure network which is code division multiple access (cdma).
Other networks are not geared for this technology.
If you have an unlocked phone that uses sim cards can you use it on a non sim card network like verizon?
GSM technology (the kind that uses SIM cards) is different from CDMA technology (no SIM card, used on Verizon and Sprint networks) are two different technologies and the phones off one kind do not work on the other kind. I believe it is not possible to use Sprint on Verizon and vice versa.
There are a few phones on the market (pretty expensive ones, at that) that are capable of working on both technologies, but you're talking 100s of $$ for one of those.
Reply:i doubt it
verizon has a different cellular technology from sim card using companies like at%26amp;t
verizon has cdma phones while at%26amp;t has gsm phones
Reply:no you can't the only way a sim cards work is throughout the cingular and tomobile era!!!!
Reply:No, phones that use sim cards are GSM and non sim card phones are CDMA networks. It will not work.
Reply:No you can not. Vzw has a secure network which is code division multiple access (cdma).
Other networks are not geared for this technology.
Can you transfer cellphone SIM cards from one to another?
I'm trying to get all my contacts from my old cellphone without rekeying them all into my new one. The phones are from the same mfr., so I figured it shouldn't be a problem. Will it work?
Can you transfer cellphone SIM cards from one to another?
within the same carrier, you can. if you saved the contacts to your sim they will just transfer over well.
Reply:in the contacts section of the phone copy all the names from the phone to the sim and then when you put the sim in your other phone they will stay with your sim.
Reply:Only GSM technology supported phones u can do it ....
Since u have used word Sim card ... YOU CAN DO IT ...
Reply:it should do if the phone accepts sims from the provider! some phones only accept same sims - is it unlocked?
Can you transfer cellphone SIM cards from one to another?
within the same carrier, you can. if you saved the contacts to your sim they will just transfer over well.
Reply:in the contacts section of the phone copy all the names from the phone to the sim and then when you put the sim in your other phone they will stay with your sim.
Reply:Only GSM technology supported phones u can do it ....
Since u have used word Sim card ... YOU CAN DO IT ...
Reply:it should do if the phone accepts sims from the provider! some phones only accept same sims - is it unlocked?
Does someone know how to unlock a Motorola V551 cellphone to use with other sim cards?
I would like it as a backup it is a Cingular phone and would like to use it with a tmobile sim. Thanks
Does someone know how to unlock a Motorola V551 cellphone to use with other sim cards?
Best bet is to find a place online that'll unlock your phone for you.
Reply:Grab a hammer, and smash it until the phone opens up. You will then find a key on the inside. Then grab the key and unlock it.
Reply:http://www.foneszone.co.uk/unlock/how_to...
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Does someone know how to unlock a Motorola V551 cellphone to use with other sim cards?
Best bet is to find a place online that'll unlock your phone for you.
Reply:Grab a hammer, and smash it until the phone opens up. You will then find a key on the inside. Then grab the key and unlock it.
Reply:http://www.foneszone.co.uk/unlock/how_to...
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Is there any other sim cards that will work in a t-mobile sidekick?
because i am tryin to buy a sidekick3, however, t-mobile services doesnt work where i am from. i have a sprint phone right now but i really want a sidekick3, some1 please help me if you know anything about this.
Is there any other sim cards that will work in a t-mobile sidekick?
Visit a Verizon Wireless store %26amp; see if they have service in your area. Don't get so hung up on one phone either. I learned that when working for a well known wireless company 2 years ago. I want a Treo or a Blackberry, but I'm not paying $399 for either one. Cingular might offer the Sidekick that you want. Check their website, call them or go into one of their stores. Cingular %26amp; T-Mobile are the only ones who offer SIM card phones.
Is there any other sim cards that will work in a t-mobile sidekick?
Visit a Verizon Wireless store %26amp; see if they have service in your area. Don't get so hung up on one phone either. I learned that when working for a well known wireless company 2 years ago. I want a Treo or a Blackberry, but I'm not paying $399 for either one. Cingular might offer the Sidekick that you want. Check their website, call them or go into one of their stores. Cingular %26amp; T-Mobile are the only ones who offer SIM card phones.
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