Comments on: Can one cell phone company activate a Motorola Razr which was previously used with another carrier? http://www.cheapusedcellphones.net/can-one-cell-phone-company-activate-a-motorola-razr-which-was-previously-used-with-another-carrier Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:02:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Brandon C http://www.cheapusedcellphones.net/can-one-cell-phone-company-activate-a-motorola-razr-which-was-previously-used-with-another-carrier/comment-page-1#comment-786 Brandon C Sun, 02 Aug 2009 19:17:53 +0000 http://www.cheapusedcellphones.net/can-one-cell-phone-company-activate-a-motorola-razr-which-was-previously-used-with-another-carrier#comment-786 In order to use your phone on a carrier other than what was intended, you need to have the phone "unlocked". It is usually a difficult procedure to unlock a phone, but with the razr being as popular as it was, you may be able to find step-by-step instructions on how to do it yourself. The only exception to this is if the carriers are not compatible. Some carriers use GSM technology, while others use CDMA... as long as the carrier you're leaving uses the same technology as the one you're going to, it is theoretically possible to unlock the phone and transfer it to another carrier. Check out my profile for more info if you need! Hope this helps! Good luck!! In order to use your phone on a carrier other than what was intended, you need to have the phone "unlocked". It is usually a difficult procedure to unlock a phone, but with the razr being as popular as it was, you may be able to find step-by-step instructions on how to do it yourself. The only exception to this is if the carriers are not compatible. Some carriers use GSM technology, while others use CDMA… as long as the carrier you’re leaving uses the same technology as the one you’re going to, it is theoretically possible to unlock the phone and transfer it to another carrier.

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