Just got my Sprint SIM card

Strangely, they just sent me a SIM card...I guess because I'm on an
international roaming plan. My phone (a Sanyo MM9000) lacks even a spot for
a SIM card.

I suspect I could just drop it into my unlocked T-Mobile BlackBerry and roam
that way...but then again, why? T Mobile has an unlimited data plan for
international roaming...$19/mo. Voice rates are similar.

- tex

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In article <[email protected]>, Tex wrote:
> Strangely, they just sent me a SIM card...I guess because I'm on an
> international roaming plan. My phone (a Sanyo MM9000) lacks even a spot for
> a SIM card.

Sprint sells a couple handsets that are hybrid US-CDMA/European-GSM handsets;
that's what they'd probably be used for, and I'm sure you can put them into
another Europe-compatible GSM phone and have them work too.



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"Steven J. Sobol" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, Tex wrote:
> Sprint sells a couple handsets that are hybrid US-CDMA/European-GSM
> handsets;
> that's what they'd probably be used for, and I'm sure you can put them
> into
> another Europe-compatible GSM phone and have them work too.

Right...in fact, they had included an advert for the IP830w along with the
SIM card. But I don't even own the prior generation IP phone. Can't
complain cuz...hey...free SIM card, even if it's a "just in case" SIM card.

- tex