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Posted by Martin Goodman on June 24, 2005, 5:53 pm
Please log in for more thread options T-Mobile in Southern California uses the Cingular network. It's normal
to see Cingular on your phone as well as the roaming indicator. Don't
worry, you are connected to T-Mobile. I don't know why, but some phones
will show T-Mobile in SoCal and others show Cingular. In Los Angeles, my
Orange SPV C500 shows Cingular and the roaming indicator just like your
5600, but I'm on T-Mobile. My wife has a Sony Ericsson and it shows
T-Mobile, Other Sony Ericssons will show Cingular. Go figure.
slsolomon wrote:
> I have an unlocked Audiovox 5600 that I acquired on EBay that was
> originally for ATT wireless.
>
> When I power the phone up it connects to a Cingular network instead of
> T-Mobile. Also, the roaming indicator (the triangle) is on, so I don't
> think I'm connected to T-Mobile.
>
> I tried selecting T-Mobile manually, and changing the network
> preferences using Settings / Phone / Networks / Menu / Preferred
> Networks. Didn't help. About 20 T-Mobile networks show up at the top of
> the list but the phone doesn't connect to any of them.
>
> I live in Los Angeles where there is ample T-Mobile coverage.
>
> Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
>
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