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    duckdown
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    Hi all..
    I'm with "Bell Mobility" here in Canada, and I just asked some service rep off their website what phones are compatible with their network because I wanted to buy a nice phone online (Their in-store ones cost an arm and a leg, or they suck)

    He told me CDMA is what they use, not SIM CARDS

    I was looking at buying the Nokia 6230, but the specs say GSM I think

    Is this compatible with my network? If not, what full featured cell phone (that wont break the bank) would you guys reccomend for CDMA?

    *hoping that this 6230 will be fine*

    thanks guys.


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    justin.c
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    Quote Originally Posted by duckdown
    Hi all..
    I'm with "Bell Mobility" here in Canada, and I just asked some service rep off their website what phones are compatible with their network because I wanted to buy a nice phone online (Their in-store ones cost an arm and a leg, or they suck)

    He told me CDMA is what they use, not SIM CARDS

    I was looking at buying the Nokia 6230, but the specs say GSM I think

    Is this compatible with my network? If not, what full featured cell phone (that wont break the bank) would you guys recommend for CDMA?

    *hoping that this 6230 will be fine*

    thanks guys.
    if its a gsm phone it willl only work on a gsm network. im not sure if you can use another phone on bell besides theirs, but it definately must be a cdma phone.
    What's my name again? Oh right, I forgot.



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    Quote Originally Posted by duckdown
    Hi all..
    I'm with "Bell Mobility" here in Canada, and I just asked some service rep off their website what phones are compatible with their network because I wanted to buy a nice phone online (Their in-store ones cost an arm and a leg, or they suck)

    He told me CDMA is what they use, not SIM CARDS

    I was looking at buying the Nokia 6230, but the specs say GSM I think

    Is this compatible with my network? If not, what full featured cell phone (that wont break the bank) would you guys reccomend for CDMA?

    *hoping that this 6230 will be fine*

    thanks guys.
    Sanyo 7300 currently on their site is probably the best phone they carry at this time. Sanyos are rated very high for Customer Satisfaction by JD Power & Assoc. in 2004, and the 7300 is well equipped.



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    erwin 10-4
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    Quote Originally Posted by duckdown
    Hi all..
    I'm with "Bell Mobility" here in Canada, and I just asked some service rep off their website what phones are compatible with their network because I wanted to buy a nice phone online (Their in-store ones cost an arm and a leg, or they suck)

    He told me CDMA is what they use, not SIM CARDS

    I was looking at buying the Nokia 6230, but the specs say GSM I think

    Is this compatible with my network? If not, what full featured cell phone (that wont break the bank) would you guys reccomend for CDMA?

    *hoping that this 6230 will be fine*

    thanks guys.
    you can get verizon or sprint cell phone they both cdma. before you buy just get the esn number of the phone that you buying and check with your provider if they can transfer the your old service to your new phone.



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    Homeless7300
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    i just got the sanyo 7300 with bell mobility...it's a fantastic little phone, love it...
    A word to the wise isn't necessary, it's the stupid ones that need it...



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    Quote Originally Posted by erwin 10-4
    you can get verizon or sprint cell phone they both cdma. before you buy just get the esn number of the phone that you buying and check with your provider if they can transfer the your old service to your new phone.

    Sprint cannot be used in canada.And you can only use verizon if you get the phone unlocked.



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