I have an unlocked cellphone (Nokia 6310i) and use T-Mobile as a service provider.
I signed up for their basic plan. They sent me a sim card to insert into my phone and I was up and running fairly quickly. I access the internet via WAP. So far, I have had no problems whatsoever in a little over 12 months. I like T-Mobile.
I haven't signed up for T-zones yet. I guess it should work because my cellphone has the capability, but my particular model cellphone is not listed on the T-Mobile website as 'supported' by this service so....
Regards ~ Chris
Hi all - Need some help! Thanks is advance for your time.
I am currently a Sprint PCS user and because of several issues am about to make the jump to T-Mobile. I have been with Sprint (CDMA) for 6 years, so have no expierence with GSM.
That being said, that whole concept of an "unlocked" phone is new to me. I had planned on getting a T610, but before I did I starting reading about the T630 and feel that it is an all around better phone. But, I need to go ahead and make the move and no one at T-Mobile or Sony Ericsson can give me an idea when the T630 will be available in their stores.
So, I'm leaning toward purchasing an unlocked T630 and T-Mobile service plan from Just-Talk.com. They assure me that all T-Mobile features such as voicemail, icons, and internet access via T-Zones will work flawlessly and exactly like a locked phone purchased from a store. Is this true? Are there any pit falls that I need to be aware of?
Thanks again for your help!
-Casey

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