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Comments (2)Sleep-dialing or does this happen about a six-pack after midnight?...See Morecell phone ? if you buy a cell phone, from let's say
Comments (15)It depends on the phone and the carriers. There's a number of different types of service out there too. For instance different carriers use different frequencies (CDMA, PCS, GSM, etc) SIM cards are suggestive of GSM technology used by Tmo and ATT. If you're looking to use prepaid service you can sometimes use the phones but won't always have all the features. If you're looking for a contract service, then as cautioned before, beware of costs to change. Often the smallest thing will extend your contract. For instance, if you get a new phone, you generally get a new (extended) contract with hefty cancellation fees. You'll have to get more info from the companies, but generally speaking, Tmo will not be interchangeable with Virgin and Verizon. Tmo & AT&T are more likely to be options. Probably not answering your question, but not an easy question to answer!...See MoreCell phone question
Comments (3)It should be answered by the responders nearest to your actual location, but there can be problems. You can read a little about it at the site I've linked. Here is a link that might be useful: 911 Services...See Morecell phone question
Comments (8)Joann, I don't have one of those, but when I dropped my land line, I had the same thoughts. I don't have mine on me all the time. Honest, it is ok, not to! :) Just think, you didn't have your land line on you all the time either. At home, I have a shelf my phone lives on. At work, it stays in my back pack. While riding my bike, it is in a small pack that hangs on my bike. When in the back yard, it is in a basket, unless I wear something with a pocket. Of course, it is in my purse when I take it along. While driving it is on the shelf between the front seats. :) Hope this helps. Moni...See More- 8 years ago
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