I need a comprehensive list of all compatible cell phones

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TweetIs there a website that will give me a comprehensive list of all cell phones that will work on my T-Mobile network?

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Tweeti think the phone has to be specifically made for t-mobile. on their website they have a list of phones that are available.

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Tweetthe website is not comprehensive, they only show a select few, but thanks

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TweetGO TO THE T-MOBILE WEB SITE...THE PHONES LISTED THERE WILL BE THE ONLY ONES THAT WILL WORK

ASK DIRTY SOUTH...HES A PHONE EXPERT. PM HIM

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Tweet^^don't do that, he'll just tell you to go to cingular,lol.

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GO TO THE T-MOBILE WEB SITE...THE PHONES LISTED THERE WILL BE THE ONLY ONES THAT WILL WORK

I don't think that is an accurate statement

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Tweetyou need to find out what network tmobile works on and then any phone that operates on that signal will work as long as the phone isn't locked into a single provider

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you need to find out what network tmobile works on and then any phone that operates on that signal will work as long as the phone isn't locked into a single provider

so when I look on ebay and see "unlocked" does that mean it will work on any network?

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Is there a website that will give me a comprehensive list of all cell phones that will work on my T-Mobile network?

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www.phonescoop.com

or any UNLOCKED GSM handset

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i think the phone has to be specifically made for t-mobile. on their website they have a list of phones that are available.

No, any unlocked GSM phone will work that works on the frequencies we use in the US. Best bet is to get a quad band GSM phone then you have no worries. Most phones come quad band now..

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so when I look on ebay and see "unlocked" does that mean it will work on any network?

yes, make sure you get a quad band phone or google what GSM frequncies we use in the USA. There is 800, 900, 1800, and 1900, frequencies. I forgot what ones we use here but most phones come tri or at least quad band now.

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