Use HTC Apache on Telecom CDMA

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#431057 25-Jan-2011 15:17

*123 / 123 (can't remember which one) should work from disconnected CDMA phones.

The recorded message likely states if you have just connected your mobile phone it may take up to 4 hours etc etc

You need to speak to a CSR.

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#431061 25-Jan-2011 15:29

Yeah the message said "your mobile phone is currently disconnected, if you would like to reconnect your phone please take it to your local telecom store, and you will be reconnected and advised on the best plan for you.

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#431063 25-Jan-2011 15:33

Hmm looks like the old phone number is still assigned

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#431065 25-Jan-2011 15:34

The old number will still be set up in the NAM settings thingy. Telecom will walk you through changing it.

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#431088 25-Jan-2011 16:26

Ok dont know when I will be able to actually get to a telecom store because my local one closes around 5pm.
Oh well will see what I can do.

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#431251 26-Jan-2011 06:48

Sorry for the late reply, only just saw this - if you were still wondering, you can reconnect this, however you won't be able to connect it on Prepaid, and the speeds will be 1X only (no more EVDO).

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#431257 26-Jan-2011 07:34

Oh well I dont need great speeds, I might try to join it to my 6121c for internet if I need it.

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