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It's a quote from a different forum: "I have a Motorola C 139 tracphone. I want to know can it be unlocked. I sent it in to a unlock shop and it was sent back saying it can not be unlocked. Here is what they said "We received your phone and tried to unlock it many times but failed.

Unforunately, it cannot be done as

we do not unlock Tracfone handsets. Tracfone modify all their

handset's software to display "Air Tank",

which is exclusively a proprietary feature. Even if the service

provider restriction has been removed, where

a C139 from Cingular or T-Mobile can work immediately with a SIM from

another network, the Tracfone

will not be able to make calls due to empty "Air Tank". Had this been

a normal C139 from any other carriers,

we would have been able to unlock it easily for you"

"The answer that you were given is partially correct. Although you can unlock a tracfone, it wouldn't be worth it due to the software that they use. If you did manage to get it unlocked, it would only work on another network for as many minutes as you had left on the tracfone. After you run out of minutes, the phone would shut off and you would not be able to use it.

In order to fully use the phone on another network, you would have to unlock and reflash the phone after deleting the tracfone software...Not recommended if you are not familiar with reflashing phones."

a lot of people use wireless well maybe all over the world and also i use wireless

your sincerely shanice

No. Sprint uses CDMA and PCS technology, while T-Mobile uses GSM, so the Sprint phone would be incompatible with the T-Mobile network. Plus, Sprint phones are generally locked to Sprint anyway, so you couldn't use it even if T-Mobile offered CDMA.

every body says no and Verizon wont use it as a prepaid but if you go to metro PC they will switch it for you but it being a smart phone you cant use the 'smart' capbilities like the mobile tv and the internet

If by unlock you mean to use it on other carriers, then they may be able to. Verizon phones run on CDMA technology, and currently there is no unlocking solution for CDMA phones. Only GSM phones are able to be unlocked.

There is currently no way for an individual to track a restricted call on their own. You may be able to contact your phone company and request help in racking the number.

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You can get a print out of the time, date, and phone number of the messages. You will not be able to obtain a print out of the actual messages. The only way that a print out like that would be obtained is with a court order.

According to the site here: http://consumerist.com/consumer/executive-customer-service/updated-contact-att-ceo-randall-stephenson-289392.php He has two email addresses - * rs2982@att.com (direct) * randall.stephenson@att.com

NO

Yes

Look on eBay or craigslist, people upgrade phones all the time and sell their old ones. Just keep your sim card and put it in the new phone.

or you could just go on websites and look at the cheapest and save up :)

For AT&T: Send it to: your number with the area code @txt.att.net. If your sending pictures, music, or videos, it's @mms.att.net. If your cell number is (123)-456-7890, sent the email to 1234567890@txt.att.net or 1234567890@mms.att.net

From your cell phone directly, the number is typically 123. T-Mobile phones often have this programmed in already for speed dial on number 1. Press and hold the 1 button until it starts dialing and you'll typically be taken to voicemail automatically.

YES!!! I recently bought one and I love it. My friend liked mine so much he is getting one too. Hope this helps.

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No, I'm afraid it is not. Appropriate messaging fees will apply. The only way it would be free is if you were on the "select plan", which includes unlimited messaging to anyone, anywhere. Otherwise, the rate is .15 for every text and .25 per every pix message. No, appropriate messaging fees will apply. The only way it would be free is if you were on one of their "Nationwide SELECT plans" which includes unlimited pix/text/flix messages to anyone, anywhere. Otherwise, it is fifteen cents for text messages and twentyfive cents for every pix/flix message.

yes they have unlimited texting but you have to buy it.

AT&T's unlimited texting for one line on their contract service is $20 per month.

Their unlimited texting for a family is $30 for all lines on the family plan (up to 5).

Their unilmited texting for one line on their prepaid service is $19.99 per month.

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Sending free SMS via Verizon Wireless would be defeating the purpose of Verizon even charging for sending SMS in the first place. So, there should be no way to send free SMS through whatever provider one has.

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Yes, if you have a phone unlocked to work on any CDMA network it can be activated on Verizon Wireless. Keep in mind Verizon Wireless can not offer any trouble shooting or warranty on said phone.

At&t and Verizon are both very good companies, but is all depends what you want.

I have att it is great i never have dropped calls and i always have signal, Verizon is also good and again also has very good signal . Verizon is not very cheap but has different types of plans . So it all depends on what you want.

Also you get rollover minutes if you dont use all your minutes