A couple of ?s

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  1. vinalcape

    vinalcape Member

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    I am a former AT&T user and now to update my phone I have to find a locked AT&T phone or an ulocked phone. My question is that the phones I see on the net all say to check w/ service provider to see if the phone will work on their network,dose the sim have anything to do with that or is it the phone only?How do I know if I need a tir(900,1800,1900) or quad(850,900,18 or1900)band?I think AT&T may have been 850 but cingular is diffrent. I live in louisville,ky. 40215 if that helps.
     
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    Getting a quadband phone is always helpful.

    Do you already have a simcard to use with your new phone? Signing a new contract with either ATT/CINGULAR will get you a new phone with a new simcard.

    http://www.gsmworld.com/roaming/gsminfo/cou_us.shtml is a good place to check out the frequencies the carriers operate on
     
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    Yes I have a sim card for my AT&T contract that I am under. I'm just trying to upgrade my phone without changing my plan and signing a new contract.
     
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    A real good phone is the Nokia 6010. It has the best reception results and the cheapest as of now. You can buy the TMOBILE prepaid version, and I can help you unlock it. Once its unlocked, you can use your ATT sim in it.

    Good luck with your hunt.

     

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