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Re: Do Cell Phones Still Offer "A" and "B" Carriers?

NOTvalid@surplus4actors.INFO
13 May 2005 19:33:49 -0700

> wonder in practice how many people bothered to do that; indeed if they
> knew that option was available.

I did it whenever someone asked to use my phone. I would switch it to
other carrier and say "talk as long as you want" follow the
intructions, it will be collect or credit card.

> Do today's cell phones have any option to do that?

My current Virgin Mobile phones only get the Virgin[SPCS] network.

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