SPRINT PCS(U.S)Samsung SPH-a680 ON BELL MOBILITY

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if SPRINT'S U.S. MODEL OF Samsung SPH-a680 would work on the bell mobility network, since BELL carries the same model.


THANKS!!!

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Originally Posted by mungy

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if SPRINT'S U.S. MODEL OF Samsung SPH-a680 would work on the bell mobility network, since BELL carries the same model.


THANKS!!!

Yes.

Originally Posted by Twyn

Yes.

with alot of diffaculity

yea a lot of dificulty. did you get it unlocked yet? if so where did you get it done?

No it won't. The ESN won't be in the "allowable" range that Bell's billing engine has. So no, it won't go on the network.

Originally Posted by Abom

No it won't. The ESN won't be in the "allowable" range that Bell's billing engine has. So no, it won't go on the network.

Humm Brand new cell phones are not on thier network yet either so they surely will have some way of adding an esn to thier network I hope. I guess they will unlock it on about friday and then I would guess that I can then see what happens.



What other options do I have other than BUYING A NEW PHONE (before someone else says the abvious) although I am not asking about cloneing just assimilating this "" new phone to replace my existing identical a900.

Other wise does anyone have an opinion on 10 4 phones on the bell / aliant netowork ? such as favorite features, sound quality , security of the network, do any have cameras ? Where is a good place to buy 1 ? The aliant office? I am not eligable for a hardware upgrade for a while so I am looking at paying top dollar from them. I would like a good used one maybe but then same crap.

Anyway lots more crap.

Originally Posted by rattleandhumm

Humm Brand new cell phones are not on thier network yet either so they surely will have some way of adding an esn to thier network I hope. I guess they will unlock it on about friday and then I would guess that I can then see what happens.

Yes of course they have a way to add them, but Bell policy is that non-Bell phones are not allowed on the network.