I was looking in the the Nokia 6233, yet I want to use it in Orange County, California. Will it work?
So I just sign up for T Mobile and I can use most European phones?
Yes....BUT, with a phone that doesn't have 850, if you go outside of T-Mobile's coverage area, you won't be able to roam on another carrier. So for the US, I'd definitely recommend a phone with both.
That's not entirely true. Not all of T-Mobile's roaming area is 850 only, but most of it is.
G5Unit, You should be fine.
By the way, I've always wanted to tell you that you have a very clever name!
That's been my experience with Verizon. I'm glad my phone broke with them. I used my aunt's T-Mobile phones in Asia last year, and they were amazing!
I sort of wish I waited for an iPhone, but I'm happy with the Sidekick Santa brought.
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People have gotten 900/1800/1900 phones to work on Cingular, but I wouldn't recommend it. Besides, as yg17 said, they aren't the most reliable.
Your service in Asia had nothing to do with T-Mobile, but nonetheless, T-Mobile kicks ass
Thanks this had really helped me out(=
I'm trying to sign up for the family plan on Amazon right now. Yet the Unlimited Text messaging for the Entire Family option isn't there. Is it possible to sign up on Amazon, then go to a T Mobile store in my area and add on a texting plan?
Why don't you just go to a T-Mobile store to begin with? I think starting a new serive with a carrier should start at a store, especially if you're planning on getting an unlocked phone.
Yes but the rest of my family will be getting locked phones, which are REALLY cheap on Amazon.