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John Navas
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George Kerby
On 12/1/08 10:23 AM, in article
l62dnVWWnrzvkqnU...@giganews.com, "John Navas"
<spamf...@navasgroup.com> wrote:
> nothing worth noticing
The Bob
news:l62dnVWWnrzvkqnU...@giganews.com:
> CHARTER:
>
Doesn't belong here, retard. Why is that so hard for you to understand?
Deshawn Esmund
I currently have a motorolla phone with no sim card and my service is
from US Cellular. I had a new phone given to me, a Motorolla SLVR l7,
with a sim card, by Cingular. I was wondering if its possible to get US
Cellular to just transfer my service over to the new SLVR.
--
Deshawn Esmund
Todd Allcock
No, GSM phones like that SLVR ar incompatible with CDMA providers like US
Cellular.
If you sign up with AT&T you can "port" (transfer) your USC phone number to
AT&T.