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Verizon 120e Motorola phone work on Alltel Network
Bought a 120e that was on Verizon network. Took into Alltel. Put is on the computer and she said she could not program it. Phone is good though. Sugested to take it to verizon to see if they could do something to the programing to allow hers to address it.
Verizon kid said no can do. Different chips inside.
Hard to belive this is the case. Cant believe Motorola would manufacture different radios for the CDMA phones. I would think it would be in the CMOS or bios and all that is needed is to be erased or "flashed".
IS this smoking mirrors ?
Anyone know the real Truth?
Verizon kid said no can do. Different chips inside.
Hard to belive this is the case. Cant believe Motorola would manufacture different radios for the CDMA phones. I would think it would be in the CMOS or bios and all that is needed is to be erased or "flashed".
IS this smoking mirrors ?
Anyone know the real Truth?
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I would try bringing the phone to a Verizon store, not a dealer. Ask the store manager to speak with a tsr. They should be able to provide you a code to unlock the phone. Then take it to Alltel and they will program with there band-map. I have not personally done this, but do think it is possible.
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So there is a lock code placed on Verizon phones? Wonder if they will charge me anything.
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