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  1. #1
    John
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    I am wondering if there is a website that can cross a network ID over to the
    owning carrier. I recently deployed to Iraq, and when I did a network scan
    and in addition to the Iraqi carriers(Asiacell, Iraqna, and a mtc-ather) I
    came across AT&T with a network ID of 310-08 . I knew that MCI was there,
    but I am wondering if ATT took over the MCI network?

    Thanks for any help!




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  2. #2
    Dennis Ferguson
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    Re: Network ID

    On 2007-10-22, John <[email protected]> wrote:
    > I am wondering if there is a website that can cross a network ID over to the
    > owning carrier. I recently deployed to Iraq, and when I did a network scan
    > and in addition to the Iraqi carriers(Asiacell, Iraqna, and a mtc-ather) I
    > came across AT&T with a network ID of 310-08 . I knew that MCI was there,
    > but I am wondering if ATT took over the MCI network?


    What makes you think it is AT&T? Verizon merged with MCI, and I
    suspect acquired MCI's contracts to provide phone service in Iraq
    at the same time.

    The MCC-MNC list maintained at Howard Forums says 310-080 is Corr
    Wireless, as at

    http://www.corrwireless.com/

    How that ended up in Iraq I know not, but an AT&T phone and SIM might
    conceivably call this "AT&T" since AT&T roams with them in Alabama.

    Dennis Ferguson



  3. #3
    DTC
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    Re: Network ID

    Dennis Ferguson wrote:
    > What makes you think it is AT&T? Verizon merged with MCI, and I
    > suspect acquired MCI's contracts to provide phone service in Iraq
    > at the same time.


    [engaging snicker mode]

    I suspect Halliburton acquired MCI's contracts to provide phone service in
    Iraq at the same time.



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