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 2004-12-18, 02:33 |
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 sim card to use new phone
I have a sony ericsson at&t cell phone that I use in my name. My friend just gave me a sony ericsson t-mobile picture phone. I was wondering if I put my at&t sim card into the picture phone if I could use the picture phone. I tried it but I got a insert correct sim card error. I am wondering if there is any ways around that. Any information would help. Thanks
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2004-12-18, 02:47 |
ColtWanger
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Re: sim card to use new phone
You may have to unlock the phone, you can find unlock codes for the model via google.
If that fails, you may need a new SIM card from your provider.
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