What do you think about this?
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It's a nice phone, but even though it says it is programmed for USCC, we will not allow that phone to be activated, it is not a phone that we support
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It would work just fine on USCC network. Will have problems with the Data part, as that will not work. But, like most people say, you can't just walk into a USCC store and ask them to turn it on, as they will not. You can call customer care and they will do it, as they sadly never have a clue what is going on. For me, I would just wait for the crackberry to come in. Not that long now...
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Actually customer service would NOT activate this ph if someone called in and requested it be activated. If not a ph that has previously been active on that particular line or a replacement ph from signal the customer won't have to go to retail...and as you said would not be activated. Also, in case you suggest to "say" it's a signal replacement, once we enter the esn the computer will tell us it's not a uscc ph therefore not able to be activated. obviously it's you who doesn't have a clue what's going on.
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And we can also track the status of signal replacement phones, so if we see if someone didn't get a signal replacement and they say they did, we would just redirect them to retail.
Nice try though. 😁
Nice try though. 😁
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It won't work period... how can a gsm phone phone work on a cdma network?!?!
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Daenerys said:
GSM phones DON'T work for CDMA. he was talking about a CDMA phone. 🙄
The op gave us a link to a GSM phone.
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there is no way that a GSM phone will work on USCC's netowrk. it is completely different technology. another carrier that uses CDMA technology unlocked would work yes. but not GSM.
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