the device's IMEI is not from a device that they support and they >> would cut off service. Probably the same situation for AT&T. An AT&T or >> Verizon MVNO

stolen) IMEI?* > > whenever the cellphone registers on the network. Thanks for answering the question, because my experience was that a. Any non-stolen device _instantly_

moved to AT&T instead when that > renewed Verizon two year contract ran out. Like the Apple PC, I never looked > back. You miss the boat with most consumers who found something

t easily change to T-Mobile with those fancy cards. yes they could. note the carrier at the bottom of the list: verizon is missing from the list. they were the only ones who didn't

an old AT&T iPhone to get it to work with T-Mobile. Jailbreaking (& dealing with resultant iTunes' lockouts) was complex. Here's a verbatim transcript of just one

tracks your IMEI > when/if you use various Google "services" (I'm not sure the sum > total of which services though - but suffice to say that Google > tracks

My friend, on Virgin in the USA, is switching to T-mobile and his grandchild is doing the upcoming

I called AT&T and there was not hesitation in the solution. >> I was told that Apple made a change in the last iOS version that will not >> allow "Visual Voicemail

evidence that AT&T was not involved in unlocking my >> > iPhone which had been locked to AT&T. I haven't presented proof - I >> > haven't got that

true with AT&T. If you have an iphone, you are > > > >> restricted to an iphone plan. You have very few options. > > > > > > > When you have your

carrier (at&t), it's unlocked forever, like a fuse was burned open on some chip. The unlock redsnow/ultrasnow does is software, it fools the phone in thinking it's unlocked

on its IMEI. Eventually a found and used phone (even if > > re-SIM'd, re-programmed, jailbroken) should report that number. > > I thought the carriers were already

will copycat AT&T any more. I used to be able to select and > remove the data plan from the line my wife's iPhone is on from the > web interface (I did this as recently as December

Apple's new iPad has a starting price of $499!!! INCLUDES: 802.11n Free AT&T Wifi 3G from