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"Steven M. Scharf" wrote:
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> "SteveT" <stevejoin@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:1115909106.730908.180780@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
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> <snip>
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> I got a similar e-mail regarding a Motorola phone. One thing that may be an
> issue is that some people were trying to activate TDMA phones that were
> previously on the Cingular network (or other TDMA network), not the AT&T
> TDMA network, and some of these phones are not re-programmable except by
> being physically hooked up to a computer. However in my area, Cingular never
> had a TDMA network, all the TDMA phones were on AT&T, so this should not be
> an issue.
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> Maybe they just find it easier to refuse everything but Nokia.
Perhaps, but I have a Motorola v60i that I had moved over to
Free2Go when I moved the monthly service I was using it for to
Verizon. I could go back to using the Nokia 3600 that I got FAR
at 7-11, but the v60 is a much nicer phone. It just seems stupid
not to be able to use it given that it's already on the Free2Go
network.
Bill
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