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    NH2010
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    I recently purchased a used, perfect condition Treo 600 that's branded as a Cingular device. Unfortunately, when I put in my AT&T SIM card (it's a prepaid SIM Card) the phone doesn't detect the network, even when I hold down the power / end button and search for the network.

    Any suggestions?


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    shantellylace7
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    Re: AT&T SIM Card Not working in Cingular Smartphone

    The reason why is it's not working is because if the it's just AT&T and not the New AT&T it won't work on a Cingular phone you would need the New AT&T Prepaid Sim Card (or Cingular), the Old AT&T sims card won't work on a Cingular phone. I hope this helps out for you.



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    Re: AT&T SIM Card Not working in Cingular Smartphone

    Quote Originally Posted by shantellylace7 View Post
    The reason why is it's not working is because if the it's just AT&T and not the New AT&T it won't work on a Cingular phone you would need the New AT&T Prepaid Sim Card (or Cingular), the Old AT&T sims card won't work on a Cingular phone. I hope this helps out for you.
    That is incorrect. The Cingular network and the new AT&T network are the same. The old AT&T Wireless Service network is different.

    Quote Originally Posted by NH2010 View Post
    I recently purchased a used, perfect condition Treo 600 that's branded as a Cingular device. Unfortunately, when I put in my AT&T SIM card (it's a prepaid SIM Card) the phone doesn't detect the network, even when I hold down the power / end button and search for the network.

    Any suggestions?
    Look at the network settings to make sure that the phone is set to operate on 850/1900 MHz rather than 900/1800 MHz. Some older phones did not have automatic band selection.
    Last edited by efparri; 04-22-2009 at 07:37 AM. Reason: Auto-merged Double post
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