i am looking for blackberry q10 for t-mobile or at&t model (without contract.) and will be using at other country. is that possible using at other cou
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Yes, you can use your blackberry q10 internationally as long as it is unlocked.
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If the phone is unlocked and KT or whatever company uses the same frequencies, then it should work.
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I'm not sure, but I did find that it is on the tmobile website in the UK http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/pay-monthly/sony-ericsson-xperia-x10-mini-pro/ so I would think so. You could always see and if it doesn't, return it
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My BlackBerry Q10 phone is a SQN100-3, which would not work on a sprint network, check what the digit after 100- must be for sprint and then you need to get that specific model. -andy
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Yes, just make sure it is 'factory unlocked' I personally purchased mine on amazon, I currently use it under t-mobile, and when I travel overseas I just switch the SIM card and thats it.
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The seller states this phone could be used anywhere in the world that has cell phone companies & towers for their customers to place a call. This is what I understood when I researched this phone from the seller. I also went online to look up the best type of unlocked phone. I needed to know what an unlocked cell phone meant to me not having to buy a new phone every two a more years. It is important to do your research on the type of unlocked cell phone & its features and to purchase a good insurance to cover your purchase. These type cell phones are pretty expensive & you want to protect your investment. I also need to mention not all of the sellers on Amazon has a return policy, so buyer beware of that as well. If you are still uncertain about purchasing this unlocked cell phone, it might be a good time to reach out to the seller and ask questions you can do that right online at Amazon. I also suggest that you go online & look up this particular cell phone. The features do not change because it is an unlocked cell phone. Moreover, it is important that you understand the status/features of an unlocked phone. It's important to know if it operates on both 4G/3G, 4G only or 3G only networks who the cell phone carriers or carrier that you will be getting service tthrough. And, whether or not it can be use with multiple different cell phone carriers. This Samsung Galaxy Note I I I can. Some of these unlocked cell can work on two different cell carriers network, which gives you a lot of options because not under a contract for your unlocked cell phone. I am not an expert, but knowing what that means can help you with your purchase. I hope this helped.
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Yes, you can. T-Mobile is currently my carrier. I beleive that this phone can be used for all GSM carriers.
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I live in 3 countires, Canada, US and Mexico. I would like a phone that I can use without a contract (pay as you go) without changing phones. currently I have 6 pay as you go phones. Can I buy sim cards for this phone and use them as pay as you go in these 3 countries?
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Hey sorry for the late reply. You can activate the sim card in another country but you have to have T-mobile service.
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I don't understand the question. If you are asking what service companies, my brother uses this blackberry with AT&T.; However, it should work with any service provider as all of them sell blackberries (or they did until about a year ago). If this is not what you are asking, please restate the question.
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Internet search helped me. I found a very useful Wikipedia file that described the models. I bought the SQN100-5, but I would have also purchased the 100-1 if I couldn't find the model I got. The first Q10 that was sent to me was a model 100-2, which was advertised as unlocked, but was a Verizon branded model that I returned. FWIW, this is the best phone I have ever owned. My wife has a Samsung S5 and my sister/brother in law,etc... have a iPhone 5, but I like the Q10 MUCH, MUCH more than either.
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The Q10 requires a MICRO Simcard. If you have a regular size SIM card, you need to get a new one. Some people manage to cut them off, but you need to know what you are doing..
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You can take it to the Philippines and use it internationally if you are a Verizon Wireless customer originally in the U.S., but this is not a GSM version unlocked Blackberry for only international use. Thanks and let us know if you have any otehr questions. -Just Wireless Inc.
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While I have not tried this particular model with T-Mobile, I have tried the older version and it did. I am sure this one will work with T-Mobile. However, if you put in an ATT sim, then there would be a problem as only one would work. This is a fantastic phone and I am very pleased with it. I use mainly overseas when traveling. You can download apps that takes advantage of wifi and end up making free calls and receiving and sending emails, etc.
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It is unlocked, however depending if you are going to use it in the US on tmobile or other carrier you will have some problems since the phone has no service book entries or host routing table. Although the voice and message functions work the data will be the principal problem. Make sure you have a blackberry data plan and that the potential provider has some sort of support for bring your own device.
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I believe your ability to use the phone in another country, depends on your cellular provider and your contract restrictions. The phone itself is a "world phone" and the hardware will work anywhere, but if your contract doesn't cover international calls, you will be hit with huge cellular and data upcharges.
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People saying yes are partly correct but it depends on the SIM card. T-mobile has 2 sizes of SIM cards, and if you're an existing contract customer trying to stick your SIM card into a non-contract phone, it may not work. I would call them before purchasing anything, although at worst you'd just need to get a new SIM card and transfer the account.