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2+ phones, 1 SIM card...is it possible?

Discussion in 'GENERAL Wireless Discussion' started by FeverDream, Nov 15, 2002.

  1. FeverDream

    FeverDream New Member

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    During my quest for the perfect phone, I wondered....suppose I get a Samsung S105 with a T-mobile plan, then when the Nokia 5100 or 7250 (yum) comes out, I can get an unlocked phone and pop the SIM card in there. Could I interchange the cards between phones whenever I pleased and keep the same number, same address book, etc?
     
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  2. pfp

    pfp Senior Member
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    That's one of the major benefits of going GSM. You may have to go into the phone programing to make sure addy book and such are being saved to the sim-card, but otherwise, YUP.

    Now, I don't think you meant 5100 when you said 5100.... [​IMG]

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    FeverDream New Member

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    That is so great...can't wait until the new nokias come out! And I did mean 5100 (http://nokia.com/nokia/0,,4508,00.html), however, I looked on ebay to see if there were any available (there are 7250s available), and evidently there's an old nokia by the same name. How confusing.
     
    #3 FeverDream, Nov 15, 2002
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