Can a sprint phone be used for a us cellular phone?
its a motrala q
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sorry Hani but Sprint will not unlock their phones and US Cellular will not allow unlocked phones on their network. Something about the CDMA carriers not being able to send their updates to phones that do not have the correct (their) programing in them.
sprint is a us carrier so therefore the phone you have, the moto q, is a us cellular phone
NO, NO, NO! This question tends to come up a lot. Verizon Wireless is the only CDMA carrier that allows phones from other carriers that are CDMA. CDMA is the technology without SIM Cards like Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, etc. AT&T is not CDMA. Anyway, the CDMA carrier has to determine if they will allow other phones to be brought onto their network from another network. Every CDMA carrier besides Verizon decided against it. No–it won’t work..
he ment the US cellular company. You will need to get it unlocked. Why bother with sprint, sprint is nasty bad. You can get MUCH better unlocked phones but be warned they cost a lot. motrolas suck anyways. Stick to LG or samsung.