Can the 6700 be used with AT&T service???

[tkokid]

I have just about had enough of Verizon and am wanting to switch carriers. I have 2 - 6700's and love them and have finally gotten them configured the way I want. Verizon is wanting to charge me for 2 data plans (unlimited) with text/photo messaging and one standard phone (my sons) also with text/photo messaging, $220.00 for 1200 min family share plan - no rollover. I have begged and pleaded with them to give me a 900 min data plan for just one of the 6700's and they still want $185.00 and is forcing me to go with the 1200 min's for the family plan. I have had several other issues with Verizon and have finally had enough. After being a customer of theirs for now over 10 years, I am going to switch over to AT&T services (or better if someone else can recommend).
My question is this:
I do not see carrier customization for AT&T in the Kitchen and I have called AT&T and gotten a sales rep that didn't seem to know much but he did tell me that the 6700 could not be used with AT&T services. He tried to sell me the touch in it's place. The touch looks a ton like the 6800 so someone please correct me if I am wrong. Does anyone know if the 6700 can be used with AT&T services?
Many thanks in advance - Great forum and thanks to everyone for their hard work here.

[Unknown Zone]

Just off the head, I believe AT&T is not a CDMA network......the 67 is a CDMA phone.

[brightedge]

Correct...the 6700 is a CDMA phone, and the ATT network is GSM. You should be able to switch to any other CDMA network such as Sprint, Alltel, etc.

[roheer]

Also, I'll warn you that the Touch is nothing like the 6800 (Mogul). You may want to research the T____ name of the device on AT&T website. The Touch is very clean whereas the 6800 has many buttons and a sliding keyboard. I concur that the 6700 cannot be used on the AT&T network.

[TechnoHippie]

AT&T network and 6700 won't work (as others said - it's not CDMA)...
If you move to AT&T you might want to take a look at their new "Tilt" device...