..on Sprint

[PDAPhoneJunkie]

You must be smokin dope! Sprint will NOT activate an iPhone. The iPhone is GSM and Sprint is CDMA. Show me proof!

[kdj67f]

Originally Posted by PDAPhoneJunkie

You must be smokin dope! Sprint will NOT activate an iPhone. The iPhone is GSM and Sprint is CDMA. Show me proof!

Yeah, pass me some of that ****!

Can it be done? Yes.
Has it been done? Yes.
Is it easy to do? No.

Keep trying and maybe someone will add an ESN to their database to pacify you. It never hurts to try. Or to search...

The only GSM phones that Sprint has are the Ace, 8830, i920/i930, and the very occasional V555. The only way I believe to activate a iphone on Sprint's network is to make it unlocked, then talking to someone in the international department with Sprint and getting a V555 sent to you and taking the sim card out of that and putting it in your iphone. But oh yeah, it's only going to work on roam or international roam which is very expensive. And oh yeah, Sprint's new policy states that your contract will be cancled if more than 500 minutes are used in roaming localy.

You guys have too much time on your hands and are ingnorant. Sprint offers their handsets for a reason. If you want the iphone do something about it and go GSM. But don't be complaining when your internet speed is crap even at their 3G (what a joke). Or how about the fact that you'll be overpaying for the capabilities. Ha! That piece is a neat parlor trick, and that's about it.

Sorry about the rant, I'm just tired about hearing about that phone. -Ddrake

[PDAPhoneJunkie]

You hit the nail right on the head DDrake. AT&T is a joke. Some of my friends who are not very computer savy bought the iPhone. One of them had the AT&T ? Cingular 8125 and he loved it. He was going to dump his iPhone for it, sad thing was it broke in the process. But yeah, it is way over rated and is missing yet the most basic features. Although I don't really care for them, I actually have though about buying one just to have...