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  • 05-31-2013, 12:43 PM
    avenue
    I don't see why they wouldn't allow MMS. AT&T just started allowing 4G LTE phones on their prepaid plans.

    If you still need a 3G phone you can try going with a phone from one of the small manufacturers. I'm not sure about the quality of the devices but if you purchase one unlocked it should work. I know one company is called BLU and they have large smartphones that should work on AT&T.

    We're having a discussion about these other manufacturers here, if you want to join us: http://cellphoneforums.net/general-c...es-market.html
  • 05-31-2013, 12:08 PM
    CRay
    Hi All: Newby here, my med induced hand tremors have reduced the usefulness of my Sansung Captivate 3g phone.to about zip. Need a new one, but two complcations. First, my carrier (AT&T) prevents 4g phones from using MMTexts on prepaid plans. It will transmit the txt but not the MM (Pix,tunes,VId). Second, I cant afford to give up my $1 day MobiletoMobile prepaid plan, and so far I have been unable to find a 4.5 in or larger phone that is 3g. I prefer Samsung (they have served me well for near 20yrs). . So I ask, anyone know of a 4.5in or larger screen phone Samsung or ?? (prefer Android o/s) that is 3G? Or as an opition if first question bombs, Can I hotwire the APN in a 4G phone to make it appear as a 3G phone to the carrier and let the MMText pass as sent. Thanks in advance for your advices.

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