- I'm in the market for a new bb phone my torch 9800 is on its last legs I still have a year to go before my carrier lets me upgrade so I'm going the craigs list route to save a few $. I'm in Canada on the bell network what I want to know is what's an easy way to determine if the berry I'm purchasing will work on my network.12-28-11 03:47 AMLike 0
- I'd make sure it was on the network I pay for every month. For you, if the phone says Bell, it should work as long as it's not reported stolen or anything. If you have doubts about whether a phone will work, get the IMEI/ESN # from it and call Bell customer support and check before you buy it.skibnik likes this.12-28-11 10:15 AMLike 1
- I'd make sure it was on the network I pay for every month. For you, if the phone says Bell, it should work as long as it's not reported stolen or anything. If you have doubts about whether a phone will work, get the IMEI/ESN # from it and call Bell customer support and check before you buy it.12-28-11 01:30 PMLike 0
- You could always try and arrange to meet the seller at a Bell store you can see right then and there if:
a)It'll work on Bell's network
b)If the phone is legit and not stolen property
As far as I know, Bell supports all of the new OS7 Phones except for the 9930 which is fine cause that's the same as the 9900.12-28-11 01:57 PMLike 0 - Thanks great idea only one problem I'm a complete noob when it comes to navigating the advanced menus how would I do this+ My main concern was somebody trying to palm off a phone that doesn't work on my network wind comes to mind how do I check what signal the phone uses?
As for the signal - that's the carrier. In the US, Verizon uses CDMA while AT&T uses GSM. I'm not up to speed on my Canadian carriers, so perhaps a fellow poster could tell you which carrier uses which radio or you could always just do a web search.skibnik likes this.12-28-11 02:00 PMLike 1
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