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- 06-10-2005, 01:33 PM #1Ken VGuest
Hi Knowledgeable people,
I know my S46 is a bit of a weird phone (with the tdma support), but would I
be able to use the sim from it in another gsm only phone (V180 for
example)? I'm a former at&t wireless customer so I assume I would need a
at&t gsm phone, or an unlocked phone.
I do understand that I would lose tdma obviously.
If I can use an unlocked phone with this sim, would I gain access to
Cingular frequencies without roaming ? I'm trying to avoid signing a new
contract as I have a 39.99 plan for 600 min with free nights and weekends. I
figure any Cingular plan is a downgrade.
Thanks !!
-Ken
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- 06-10-2005, 04:41 PM #2Stanley ReynoldsGuest
Re: Can I use my Siemens S46 Sim in another GSM phone ?
"Ken V" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi Knowledgeable people,
>
> I know my S46 is a bit of a weird phone (with the tdma support), but would
I
> be able to use the sim from it in another gsm only phone (V180 for
> example)? I'm a former at&t wireless customer so I assume I would need a
> at&t gsm phone, or an unlocked phone.
>
> I do understand that I would lose tdma obviously.
>
> If I can use an unlocked phone with this sim, would I gain access to
> Cingular frequencies without roaming ? I'm trying to avoid signing a new
> contract as I have a 39.99 plan for 600 min with free nights and weekends.
I
> figure any Cingular plan is a downgrade.
>
> Thanks !!
>
> -Ken
>
>
Should be no problem, when you are out of GSM converage you can switch back
to your old phone or any other GAIT phone just a call to CS if you change
GAIT phones changes ask for a esn swap and be ready with the new esn. I know
the S46 isn't true GAIT (no amps) but this should be ok.
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