Old Cell phone

Hello, I bought an old cell phone at a yard sale and was wondering if it
meets requirements for service? It has 2 stickers under the battery, one
says:
Motorola Inc.
Canada: 109 182 110C
Model:76067CAFSA
MSN:674GVR LO95

Next Sticker has 2 Bar Codes and the numbering of:
SUF1225N 325B2B/21GNLM
D41F5905

The Bottom half of the phone flips down for the speaker and has lettering;
MOTOROLA Digital Personal communicator. I can't find any of the numbers on
Motorola's web site so I am guessing that it is old.

Any Insight would be helpful
Bob

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Someone must know if this thing will work!! Here is a picture.

Bob wrote:

> Someone must know if this thing will work!! Here is a picture.
>
>

No. That is a $5 give away phone from the mid or late 90's and it's
analog only. Even here in Baton Rouge BellSouth has either totally
discontinued the analoge system, or soon will. Pity, nothing comes
close to the service range of my old brick phone, or as the techs
called it, the cell phone from hell.

Bob wrote:

> Someone must know if this thing will work!! Here is a picture.
>
>

No. That is a $5 give away phone from the mid or late 90's and it's
analog only. Even here in Baton Rouge BellSouth has either totally
discontinued the analoge system, or soon will. Pity, nothing comes
close to the service range of my old brick phone, or as the techs
called it, the cell phone from hell.

i got 3 old motorola phones that still work, its just that its as big as
my trunk space !!!


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So it is analog! I already have a digital nokia in service, and here in NB
Canada we have digital and analog towers, so I guess it would be safe to
say, I would in all likelihood be able to activate the flip phone on my
current plan. The reason for the inquiry is make sure my service provider
Rogers doesn't give me any story about compatibility problems when I
activate it. I think it would be a cheap addition and two phones.

thanks for the input!
Bob

So it is analog! I already have a digital nokia in service, and here in NB
Canada we have digital and analog towers, so I guess it would be safe to
say, I would in all likelihood be able to activate the flip phone on my
current plan. The reason for the inquiry is make sure my service provider
Rogers doesn't give me any story about compatibility problems when I
activate it. I think it would be a cheap addition and two phones.

thanks for the input!
Bob

i got 3 old motorola phones that still work, its just that its as big as
my trunk space !!!


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J_iceman
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View this thread: http://board.midibuddy.net/t68799.html

So it is analog! I already have a digital nokia in service, and here in NB
Canada we have digital and analog towers, so I guess it would be safe to
say, I would in all likelihood be able to activate the flip phone on my
current plan. The reason for the inquiry is make sure my service provider
Rogers doesn't give me any story about compatibility problems when I
activate it. I think it would be a cheap addition and two phones.

thanks for the input!
Bob