Sim Free Mobile

My boyfriend is going to be flying/traveling (domestically Dallas to Orlando) tomorrow and he has a T-Mobile prepaid phone that he puts minutes on. I understand there will be extra charges, but will his phone be able to work when it is out of his home area? Will he be able to make calls and receive calls when he is in another city?

NO IT WONT CHARGE ANYTHING EXTRA AT ALL……….HIS PHONE WILL WORK DEPENDING ON WHERE HE GOES INTO ORLANDO………….BUT IN ORLANDO YOU GETS GREAT COVERAGE HE MITE GET A COUPLE SNAGGS N BUILDINGS

The fly site (http://www.fly-phone.com) says that all the phones listed on their site are available in the UK, yet I can only find four of them to buy online.

Does anyone know where I can buy other phones in their range from?

Help is much appreciated. Thanks.

Doesn’t Virgin stock them phones? I’m sure I saw them one time.

hey all

i plan to buy nokia, and it is 3g compatible, just wondering if i can use it with my three network in australia.

People who live in australia please help me if you know.

Thanks!

call up Three customer service and ask them if they are offering 3g simcards and if they are than you can simply put that simcard is and 3g capable phone as long as it’s unlocked!!!

I think its Tata indicom. I think even reliance has a scheme but you must check with your local shops.

there is a number that you can ring to obtain your balance on orange mobiles .pay as you go thankyou

453 for balance
150 for orange
and 123 for answerphone

where is the best place to export mobile phones from?
Don’t say Nigeria,already know thats not the place to get from>>>>

I have the oldest and cheapest mobile (Nokia) and it has no camera no pictures and the games are the oldest like (Snake) and (Space Impact) and it costs $30.

I was going to get a Sony Ericsson K610i but its to much, any cheaper 3G phones out there?

Have you looked on somewhere like http://www.moneysupermarket.com/MobilePhones/default.aspx? There’s loads of ppl doing that phone for free!

I want to buy cheap new (not used ones) sim free (unlocked) mobile phone from some good brands like Nokia, SE, Samsung, Moto etc
But as my salary is not very high and I can’t afford too much money for that
I m using nokia 1100 now
But I want to buy color screen mobile with MP3 player and camera
Which one will be the best for me?
MP3 palyer need not have to some excellent quality
Camera – just for the capture the moments at a time – need not have to some excellent quality
Is Samsung E250 is the right choice?
Is any other mobile phone in that range?
Thanks

Ya you can go with E250
I think Samsung E250 will be the best for you that cost just around £80
It’s have built in FM radio plus many more music facilities
The music player in E250 support all kind of popular sound format like MP3, AAC and AAC+.
There are very good multimedia features in E250i
E259 also supports for video recording and messaging so you can take, send and receive video footage. With large display screen in E250, all this give more fun than you expect.
But one drawback with this phone is its VGA cam
You can get more details here http://www.blueunplugged.com/p.aspx?p=120851
If your budget is high and can afford more money on your child than go with Samsung U600 that I found really nice

I’m still under contact with T-mobile and lost my phone recently. I got the new sim card from T-mobile store but still need to buy phone. Can I just buy the T-mobile pay as you go phone and put the sim card into that phone and use for my regular T-mobile account?

Call T-mobile and say you want to change your SIM card and IMEI (underneath the batter on the new phone.. basically the serial number) on the account of yours… to update it…

and then you can use your phone .. and YES you can..
call 18777782106 and ask for Customer service

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I have sent phones to ghana from america but they all have to be unlocked once in ghana. I want to buy phones to send that don’t have to be unlocked at all.

You can’t until you unlock a phone to work with a different provider.