Sprint ready Kyocera 2345

A friend of mine in Louisiana bought a Sprint phone plan from the Louisiana
Sprint dealer for his daughter. She lives in Iowa. Only problem was here in
my town of Iowa Sprint doesn't work worth a darn. She was on roam most the
time and was not happy with the no service showing on the phone a lot.

Sprint in Louisiana said it would work here but it didn't work well at all.
They let him out of his contract 1 month later but he still had to pay for
the phone, in other words they did not give him his start up money back for
the plan they just let him out of the contract with a penalty cost for early
closing. The local cell company said they could hook it up to there system
here but it would always search for a Sprint tower. My question for this
group, is there anyway to program the phone not to look for Sprint towers,
if so I'd think that the man at the local cell place would have known, but
he may be not smart in that area either.

He was told to put the phone on E-bay at Christmas but I think he'd sell it
now. I believe the phone was $129.00 new, as to what the discounted price he
got it for when signing up with Sprint I don't know. And he never said what
it cost him to cancel his plan he got out of either. He's just not happy
with Sprint is all I know.

He doesn't know I'm posting this I was doing a search on Google to see if
there was a way to program Sprint out of it. I ran across this news group so
I thought I'd ask here.

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Carl wrote:
> *A friend of mine in Louisiana bought a Sprint phone plan from the
> Louisiana
> Sprint dealer for his daughter. She lives in Iowa. Only problem was
> here in
> my town of Iowa Sprint doesn't work worth a darn. She was on roam
> most the
> time and was not happy with the no service showing on the phone a
> lot.
>
> Sprint in Louisiana said it would work here but it didn't work well
> at all.
> They let him out of his contract 1 month later but he still had to
> pay for
> the phone, in other words they did not give him his start up money
> back for
> the plan they just let him out of the contract with a penalty cost
> for early
> closing. The local cell company said they could hook it up to there
> system
> here but it would always search for a Sprint tower. My question for
> this
> group, is there anyway to program the phone not to look for Sprint
> towers,
> if so I'd think that the man at the local cell place would have
> known, but
> he may be not smart in that area either.
>
> He was told to put the phone on E-bay at Christmas but I think he'd
> sell it
> now. I believe the phone was $129.00 new, as to what the discounted
> price he
> got it for when signing up with Sprint I don't know. And he never
> said what
> it cost him to cancel his plan he got out of either. He's just not
> happy
> with Sprint is all I know.
>
> He doesn't know I'm posting this I was doing a search on Google to
> see if
> there was a way to program Sprint out of it. I ran across this news
> group so
> I thought I'd ask here. *

Not sure what your asking exactly, but I think you want to know what it
should sell for.

I would say $30 at the most. Current phones sell for as low as $50
without activation even.

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"Carl" <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:

> A friend of mine in Louisiana bought a Sprint phone plan from the Louisiana

> Sprint dealer for his daughter. She lives in Iowa. Only problem was here in

> my town of Iowa Sprint doesn't work worth a darn. She was on roam most the

> time and was not happy with the no service showing on the phone a lot.

>

> Sprint in Louisiana said it would work here but it didn't work well at all.

> They let him out of his contract 1 month later but he still had to pay for

> the phone, in other words they did not give him his start up money back for

> the plan they just let him out of the contract with a penalty cost for early

> closing. The local cell company said they could hook it up to there system

> here but it would always search for a Sprint tower. My question for this

> group, is there anyway to program the phone not to look for Sprint towers,

> if so I'd think that the man at the local cell place would have known, but

> he may be not smart in that area either.

>

> He was told to put the phone on E-bay at Christmas but I think he'd sell it

> now. I believe the phone was $129.00 new, as to what the discounted price he

> got it for when signing up with Sprint I don't know. And he never said what

> it cost him to cancel his plan he got out of either. He's just not happy

> with Sprint is all I know.

>

> He doesn't know I'm posting this I was doing a search on Google to see if

> there was a way to program Sprint out of it. I ran across this news group so

> I thought I'd ask here.

>

>





You should be able to scroll down the menu until you get settings. Click
settings and then click roam. It will give you choices like spintpcs,
automatic, or analog. You should pick either analog or automatic.

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Tayan Jackson <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
>
>
>
> "Carl" <[email protected]> wrote in article
> <[email protected]>:
>
> > A friend of mine in Louisiana bought a Sprint phone plan from the
Louisiana
>
> > Sprint dealer for his daughter. She lives in Iowa. Only problem was
here in
>
> > my town of Iowa Sprint doesn't work worth a darn. She was on roam most
the
>
> > time and was not happy with the no service showing on the phone a lot.
>
> >
>
> > Sprint in Louisiana said it would work here but it didn't work well at
all.
>
> > They let him out of his contract 1 month later but he still had to pay
for
>
> > the phone, in other words they did not give him his start up money back
for
>
> > the plan they just let him out of the contract with a penalty cost for
early
>
> > closing. The local cell company said they could hook it up to there
system
>
> > here but it would always search for a Sprint tower. My question for this
>
> > group, is there anyway to program the phone not to look for Sprint
towers,
>
> > if so I'd think that the man at the local cell place would have known,
but
>
> > he may be not smart in that area either.
>
> >
>
> > He was told to put the phone on E-bay at Christmas but I think he'd sell
it
>
> > now. I believe the phone was $129.00 new, as to what the discounted
price he
>
> > got it for when signing up with Sprint I don't know. And he never said
what
>
> > it cost him to cancel his plan he got out of either. He's just not happy
>
> > with Sprint is all I know.
>
> >
>
> > He doesn't know I'm posting this I was doing a search on Google to see
if
>
> > there was a way to program Sprint out of it. I ran across this news
group so
>
> > I thought I'd ask here.
>
> >
>
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> You should be able to scroll down the menu until you get settings. Click
> settings and then click roam. It will give you choices like spintpcs,
> automatic, or analog. You should pick either analog or automatic.
>

Thanks!