Early Bell south / Vodafone mobile Motorolla 3300 Intenational brick

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johnr

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#532404 12-Oct-2011 15:42

So it's from Jan 1995

We would not let that SIM be reactivated

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#532407 12-Oct-2011 15:46

johnr: So it's from Jan 1995

We would not let that SIM be reactivated

Thanks so much John, really useful informmation about the date. I was unsure if it was late 1994 or early 1995 ***thanks***

So what your saying it is possible to re-activate, but network security or something like that makes Vodafone uneasy about activating ?

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#532409 12-Oct-2011 15:51

HaydenWellington:
johnr: So it's from Jan 1995

We would not let that SIM be reactivated

Thanks so much John, really useful informmation about the date. I was unsure if it was late 1994 or early 1995 ***thanks***

So what your saying it is possible to re-activate, but network security or something like that makes Vodafone uneasy about activating ?

I would not say a security issue plenty of SIMs in that range active on the network I guess

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#532410 12-Oct-2011 15:55

johnr:
HaydenWellington:
johnr: So it's from Jan 1995

We would not let that SIM be reactivated

Thanks so much John, really useful informmation about the date. I was unsure if it was late 1994 or early 1995 ***thanks***

So what your saying it is possible to re-activate, but network security or something like that makes Vodafone uneasy about activating ?

I would not say a security issue plenty of SIMs in that range active on the network I guess

Just wondering why it cant be re-acivated ?? :-)

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#532411 12-Oct-2011 15:57

HaydenWellington:
johnr:
HaydenWellington:
johnr: So it's from Jan 1995

We would not let that SIM be reactivated

Thanks so much John, really useful informmation about the date. I was unsure if it was late 1994 or early 1995 ***thanks***

So what your saying it is possible to re-activate, but network security or something like that makes Vodafone uneasy about activating ?

I would not say a security issue plenty of SIMs in that range active on the network I guess

Just wondering why it cant be re-acivated ?? :-)

We would need to pull data for that SIM from the data warehouse as it's so old and from Bell South days

Then another manual process so the SIM can be activated in the CRM system

It's more complex than it sounds

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#532427 12-Oct-2011 16:48

Photos or it didn't happen!

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#532435 12-Oct-2011 17:22

I still have my original Nokia 3120 somewhere. That was my first cellphone ever!

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#532572 12-Oct-2011 22:29

freitasm: Photos or it didn't happen!

agreed!!! +1

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#532586 12-Oct-2011 23:15

freitasm: Photos or it didn't happen!

Photos of these handsets you mean?

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#532592 12-Oct-2011 23:30

Mine was a Motorola Startac (!?) brick... I read that they pull up aerial was for show only lol

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#532895 13-Oct-2011 15:10

Ill do even better ill make a video over the weekend of it ringing in public, and me answering it.....Peoples reactions are really funny !!.

Can you make a video of all the old handsets Vodafone has, would love to see it ??...There must be some real gems.

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#533885 16-Oct-2011 07:29

Hi, tunturi from finland.
I have an Motorola 3300 it works with evry SIM-card i have tryed.
works also with engl. menue, manual avable, SMS send and recive. Old akkus are NC; buyed just a new 1800mAh NMH. Its se only Brick what still works. Also very nice for Car-oldtimers. Has separat 'batteriesaver' thats the 12volt input-device.

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#533891 16-Oct-2011 08:29

I'm a mobile phone collector and would love to have this in my collection if you wish to get rid if it.

Thanks!

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#533897 16-Oct-2011 08:39

eugeneykc: I'm a mobile phone collector and would love to have this in my collection if you wish to get rid if it.

Thanks!

These are fairly common on eBay UK and eBay Germany - just don't expect to get much change from ~ NZ$500 for one as they truely are collectors items these days.

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#534105 16-Oct-2011 22:58

Are they really common, ore just out of stock?
Ebay dont offer a single 3300 and that's worldwide ! ! !
There are not a lot of thouse phones.
The 3200 you cann get, but they are without SMS.
Check the trueth my friend.

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