three network

Hi,

I was just wondering which network three goes through
so I can try a different sim on the phone that I got from them...

Bye David

[Rhye Best]

Three has there own network

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Ry
<arranw@aztec.aunz.com> wrote in message news:42809298@news1.veridas.net...
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering which network three goes through
> so I can try a different sim on the phone that I got from them...
>
> Bye David
>

[Rhye Best]

Only Three Prepaid SIM's work on Three Prepaid Hansets, Only Three SIMs work
on Three Handsets. Unless you have it unlocked

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Ry
<arranw@aztec.aunz.com> wrote in message news:42809298@news1.veridas.net...
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering which network three goes through
> so I can try a different sim on the phone that I got from them...
>
> Bye David
>

[[BnH]]

Was Voda slowly Telstra now

=bob=

<arranw@aztec.aunz.com> wrote in message news:42809298@news1.veridas.net...
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering which network three goes through
> so I can try a different sim on the phone that I got from them...

[roma]

Hi,

I was just wondering which network three goes through
so I can try a different sim on the phone that I got from them...

Bye David

Three handsets are both 3G and GSM compliant. If the phone is unlocked you can use it on any GSM network. You can not use another sim unless the phone is unlocked.
If it is locked you can only use it on what it is locked to.

When no 3 signal exist the phone may roam if the roaming providers signal is there.
Previously roaming was on the Vodafone network. Due to a recent partnership with Telstra. 3 phones are slowly begining to roam on the Telstra network.
The phone can not use other sims unless unlocked.

Please clarify your question.

[Michael]

"Rhye Best" <rhye.best@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:42809f08$0$3920$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
> Only Three Prepaid SIM's work on Three Prepaid Hansets, Only Three SIMs
work
> on Three Handsets. Unless you have it unlocked

Your statement about 3 SIMs only working on 3 handsets is incorrect

[Michael]

"roma" <roma.1oupr1@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
news:roma.1oupr1@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au...
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I was just wondering which network three goes through
> > so I can try a different sim on the phone that I got from them...
> >
> > Bye David
>
> Three handsets are both 3G and GSM compliant. If the phone is unlocked
> you can use it on any GSM network. You can not use another sim unless
> the phone is unlocked.
> If it is locked you can only use it on what it is locked to.
>
> When no 3 signal exist the phone may roam if the roaming providers
> signal is there.
> Previously roaming was on the Vodafone network. Due to a recent
> partnership with Telstra. 3 phones are slowly begining to roam on the
> Telstra network.
> The phone can not use other sims unless unlocked.

My 3 handset takes 2G Sims without any problem

[TA 2000]

Three is claiming that the new LG 8180 can't be unlocked, is this true?

Cheers
Tom

[[BnH]]

if it can be locked, it can be unlocked. one way or the other ;)

=bob=

"TA 2000" <TA.2000.1p0fb5@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> Three is claiming that the new LG 8180 can't be unlocked, is this true?
>
> Cheers
> Tom
>
>
> --
> TA 2000

[TA 2000]

']if it can be locked, it can be unlocked. one way or the other ;)

[/color]

I don't think anybody has gear for it to be unlocked at the moment.

[Darius]

Without seeing one yet, it is the same as k300 or v800 architecture, being
CID36.
Not a hope anytime soon.

"[BnH]" <b18[at]ii[dot]net> wrote in message
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> if it can be locked, it can be unlocked. one way or the other ;)
>
> =bob=
>
> "TA 2000" <TA.2000.1p0fb5@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au> wrote in message
> news:TA.2000.1p0fb5@no-mx.forums.eyo.com.au...
>>
>> Three is claiming that the new LG 8180 can't be unlocked, is this true?
>>
>> Cheers
>> Tom
>>
>>
>> --
>> TA 2000
>
>