The company that became AT&T began in 1875, in an arrangement among inventor Alexander Graham Bell and the two men, Gardiner Hubbard and Thomas Sanders, who agreed to finance his work. Bell was trying to invent a talking telegraph -- a telephone. He succeeded, earning patents in 1876 and 1877. In 1877, the three men formed the Bell Telephone Company to exploit the invention. The first telephone exchange, operating under license from Bell Telephone, opened in New Haven, CT in 1878. Within three years, telephone exchanges existed in most major cities and towns in the United States, operating under licenses from what was now the American Bell Telephone Company. In 1882, American Bell acquired a controlling interest in the Western Electric Company, which became its manufacturing unit. Gradually, American Bell came to own most of its licensees. Collectively the enterprise became known as the Bell System.

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You can't (unless you are in law enforcement), but if the call was harassing, you can call your carrier (or the cops) and have them take action. Tell them that you received a harassing call, and give them the phone number and date and time of the call. There are some web sites, that for a fee, will give you the name of the person to whom the cell number belongs. Just google various wordings of "reverse cell phone look-up".

I do not know how much it will cost to cancel your 2 year contract at AT&T. It all depends on how much your bill is not and how much you have left on your contract.

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no, cause its not made for att, but you can get it unlocked from att.

i believe so, if the phone (unlocked) would be operable if, the GSM version aligns with the providers GSM offering. in other words if an AT and T go phone sim card originally worked through a AT and T phone, and operated on the GSM 1900 bandwidth, then the unlocked phone would have to be capable of working on the GSM 1900 bandwidth. The phone and sim card originally come programmed to operate on a predetermined GSM code and these numbers need to match for swapping to work.

Open up the battery slot should be under a flat battery. First, switch off your phone. Remove the back of your phone and you should see the battery. The SIM card will either be visible beside the battery, or it will be beneath the battery. Remove the battery to gain access to the SIM card. The SIM card can then be slid out of its holder. You can then replace the SIM with a new SIM. Make sure it is in the correct way and replace the battery and the cover. Switch phone back on.

At one point, Cingular bought out AT&T Wireless. Then it became AT&T again since it was the stronger name.

No, AT&T uses GSM, and Verizon uses CDMA. The two technologies are not compatible.

The National Bell Telephone Company became the American Bell Telephone Company in 1878

The Cingular AT&T ringtone can be obtained from any prepaid cell phone that is produced by the AT&T cell phone company. The ringtones are free and is a part of the menu of selection after the purchase of the AT&T Cingular cell phone. Check the setting features of the phone once, purchased and select the ringtone of your liking for free.

Yes It Can . You Can Buy Any AT&T Phone And Use It On Pay As You Go . The Only Phone You cant Use is A Iphone Well You Can Use A Iphone But You Wont BE allowed To Get The Internet Unless you Use wifi Because Prepaid Plans Doesn't Offer A Data Plan for The Iphone , But You can Use Basically Any Phone Just Pop In Your Sim & Go ! Thumbs Up If i Did Good !

its free you =] only at an at&t retail stores

We pay around $180.00. Our family plan includes unlimited text and calling between the 4 phones and unlimited calling to other numbers. 2 of our phones are smart-phones so we have to pay for their service as well.

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Try the codes for Emmerson. 1468 worked for me.

You will never - repeat NEVER get any celebrities 'real contact number' on here - or anywhere else ! Celebrities need their personal space - just as you do. If their 'real' numbers were public knowledge - they'd be getting calls from drunken 'fans' at 3am ! Would you tolerate that ?.. I think not !

Well if you are talking about changing carriers like optus or vodafone but keeping the same number well yes you can I used to be with opts and now I'm with vodafone ob the same number! All you need to do Is go to somewhere like crazy jhons and ask them if they can do it for you cos they sure did for me!! Hope this helps you alot.

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It depends on your location and your network For example, in the US, AT&T have a deal with Apple for a 2 year contract.

Now, you can always jailbreak your iPhone and then put in the other Sim card. You will retain your number. But I can't really say if your network will trace it or not.

There are five LG phones available on the AT&T network. They are the LG GU295, LG Neon (TM) II, LG Encore (TM), LG VU (TM) Plus, and LG Quantum (TM).

No you can not. The reason is that carriers lock their phones to only be used on their service. The only way you may do this is to go to a T-mobile store and ask if they can unlock it. They may or may not.

There are also services online to unlock your phone, but it is not free.

You go to your cellphone service provider and ask to have your number blocked. It will not show up on call display to other telephones.

Well, you don't have to translate Morse code. Plus, telegraphs aren't verbal, just written down.

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