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    Marty
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    I got a 64K smartchip SIM from Cingular in the mail, saying I should install
    it in my old phone for improved roaming.

    I called to make sure it would work in the phone I'm using which is
    different than the one I got from them (which my son is using), and
    different than the one my son got (it's an unlocked phone that used to be
    ATTWS).

    I noticed 2 immediate changes: one, the menu for selecting the carrier is
    now disabled, and set to automatic; and two, the "roaming" icon seems to
    always be on when connected to Cingular's network (maybe because it was an
    AT&T phone originally?).

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    Marty
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    Re: New 64K SIM came in the mail yesterday

    Somewhere around Thu, 08 Dec 2005 18:56:08 -0800, while reading
    alt.cellular.cingular, I think I thought I saw this post from Otto Pylot
    <[email protected]>:

    >In article <[email protected]>, Marty
    ><[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    >> I got a 64K smartchip SIM from Cingular in the mail, saying I should install
    >> it in my old phone for improved roaming.
    >>
    >> I called to make sure it would work in the phone I'm using which is
    >> different than the one I got from them (which my son is using), and
    >> different than the one my son got (it's an unlocked phone that used to be
    >> ATTWS).
    >>
    >> I noticed 2 immediate changes: one, the menu for selecting the carrier is
    >> now disabled, and set to automatic; and two, the "roaming" icon seems to
    >> always be on when connected to Cingular's network (maybe because it was an
    >> AT&T phone originally?).

    >
    >Did you request the SIM from Cingular or did they just send it to you
    >automatically because of the merge?


    No, and no. I've been a Cingular customer from the start, but I happened to
    get hold of a former AT&T phone, and when my Cingular phone started having
    some problems, I got the AT&T phone unlocked and used it with my Cingular
    SIM card. But the new card was for whatever phone I was using, and didn't
    matter which one it was.

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    Marty - public.forums (at) gmail (dot) com
    "Those are my principles, and if you don't like them...
    well, I have others." - Groucho Marx



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