Are There Any Japanese Cell Phones That Can Be Used In The U.s. With Verizon Wireless?
Friday, January 22nd, 2010 at
8:34 pm
For example: SoftBank 932SH or 930SH
Would any of these phones work?
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The phone must run on CDMA 850 / CDMA 1900 network. If it does and is unlocked, then it should work on Verizon.
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It is impossible to have the LG enV2 from Verizon Wireless to work on a T-Mobile contract. Verizon does not have SIM cards (Security Information Management card, eg. your service card), yet T-Mobile does. You cannot use the enV2 for T-Mobile. If you really like the "flip open" so you can use a QWERTY keyboard, go with the T-Mobile Sidekick. If you don't mind slide, get the Samsung Gravity.
It all depends on what you want to do with your phone overall.
If you just want to text all the time and not really have very many voice minutes, I'd go with the Text Only Messaging Plan (if you're going to get a regular kind of phone) or the Smart Phone or Blackberry Text Only Messaging Plan. These both have a set amount per month for just texting and also have a fixed amount for using voice minutes. Respectively, each costs $34.99 and $54.99.
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