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How can I transfer my telephone #'s from one SIM card to another ? I am using different service providers.
I want to transfer my telephone numbers on my SIM card from one cell phone to another. I am using a TREO 650 right now on the CINGULAR network. I want to transfer the numbers from the old cingular sim card to a new sim card on the T- MOBILE network. Is this possible, and if so, how can I do it ?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
There are sim card contact copiers available on eBay and through some cellular stores. A person at a T-Mobile store should be able to do that for you when you get your phone at no charge. I have one that I bought on eBay that's Nextel branded that works great. It works for copying other sims as well as Nextel sim card. I've copied T-Mobile to Nextel and back, as well as Nextel to Nextel and T-Mobile to T-Mobile.
Source(s): Cell phone tech - ?Lv 44 years ago
sure, with a caveat. phones made for T-cellular or Cingular are locked to that variety, so once you're using a T-cellular pay as you go, you could't placed it in a cingular telephone and assume it to paintings. the finest thanks to get round it really is to get an similar variety telephone, purchase an unlocked telephone, or purchase a diverse variety telephone and get it unlocked. Unlocking regularly calls for a code, which commonly will be discovered with the help of Yahooing or Googling the phone variety. purely verify you'll discover the code earlier you purchase the phone - no matter if it really is not a extreme end telephone now and again human beings do not problem posting the codes. Verizon would not use SIM playing cards. Neither does sprint/Nextel - all 3 are CDMA. T-cellular and Cingular are GSM (and in many circumstances phones with SIM playing cards are GSM).
- 1 decade ago
Yes you can do it. There is an article explaining how to do it on Dan Mobile's blog here is the link http://danmobile.blogspot.com/2007/04/moving-phone...
Source(s): http://danmobile.blogspot.com/