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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
Kermit, this is what I'm referring to:
"Well that's what I am saying. If you have a contract with verison or another GSM carrier in the states, and you purchase an iPhone from the apple store (not the AT&T) store, why can't you use the phone with your current provider?" - arsenal
Unless he's talking about having two cell phones, I take it the "current provider" is your land line. Not many people in this world have dual cell phones. But if you do, then once again - do the research if you don't want to use a different provider.
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I read that as he's talking about buying the iPhone without a contract for service with AT&T (which you can do) and wanting to use it with an existing contract for service.
For example, I have a contract with Rogers. I want an iPhone, I should be able to use the SIM card from Rogers in the iPhone, but I can't, because the iPhone is locked to only accept an AT&T SIM card.