[James Wang]

I was thinking about buying the international Blackberry Tour for sprint and then taking out the SIM card and using it in my dad's blackberry bold 9700 which was from at&t. Is this possible?

[T�nis]

Using it for what? I doubt it's possible. Sprint is a cdma network, and that sim card is provided so sprint customers traveling in overseas destinations can use Sprint's international calling plan on overseas gsm carriers' networks.

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[James Wang]

I just want to take the sim card out and put it in the 9700, a phone that i like better. So why cant I do it? Does anybody know for sure?

[T�nis]

Like I said, Sprint is a CDMA network. It doesn't use sim cards. It's not like you can add a calling or data plan to the card. The card is only provided so the phone will work in other countries.

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[Motorcycle Mama]

And you can't use the 9700 on Sprint.

[FigureThisOut]

Simply put. Taking the sim card that Sprint provides and putting it in a GSM phone
doesn't mean it's going to work on Sprint.

[James Wang]

ok i appreciate the help guys but no one has given me an absolute straight answer...

[Motorcycle Mama]

Now you've gotten the absolute straight answer.

[T�nis]

Here's the number for Sprint:

800-949-8591 (toll free)

Give 'em a call and get the straight answer.

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