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contracted SIM in gophone?

Discussion in 'AT&T Wireless Forum' started by andyourdone, Feb 10, 2006.

  1. andyourdone

    andyourdone New Member

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    ok, so my friend dropped her uninsured cingular phone in the snow and now it is waterlodged and keeps shutting off on her. she wants to know if she could buy a gophone and just stick her current post-paid contracted sim card into it? would that work?
     
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  2. adgsteve

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    Yes it would. As long as her SIM is a Cingular SIM (not former ATTW) it's no problem. ;)
     
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  3. Gabriel

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    i've tried this myself, which my own SIM card, and it works.

    it is a very good solution for people who lose or break or etc their phone and they need one right now, without having to pay $200+ for a new phone
     
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