Does this work with freedompop?
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I do not know what Freedompop is. Probably not, because one needs to call CLEAR to activate the Voyager. It is a CLEAR device.
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clear uses cell towers, so if you have freedompop then it would be redundant, with clear you pay 45 a month and unlimited data and yes you can take it all over with you. and it looks like freedompop is the same, but you have limited data/// hope that helps. But thanks for the heads up. if i like what i read i may switch
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each listing is an individual listing from a different seller, so make sure you read the description about the phone to see if its a clean ESN it doesn't have a cracked screen and its working.the only way to know if the HTC EVO 3d works on freedompop is to check the compatible device list on their website.
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Yes but it doesn't connect and crashes. Cannot factory reset, dies2 not shut down . Update on website is invalid link. Besides you cannot connect to even get to a, download. My mom spent her money on this for me she's on a fixed income and I'm heartbroken this device is a piece of garbage and she wasted what little money she had for it. I don't even use it.. It worked slow for 2 weeks than got worse. Eventually it stopped connecting, couldn't do anything on it so I tried a factory reset and that doesn't even work.. Won't shut down.
637198
Yes, the iTour-Pop works with any device that has a headphone jack. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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I imagine it works Just check the bands are the same that works for phone in PR
1170182
no, nothing is compatible with it, it is the starter program, it resets your data to zero, don't pay money for this
1602316
No, this functions separately from your existing wireless service. FreedopPop uses the Clear Wireless Network.
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According PhoneNews.com (search for FreedomPop), up to 1.5M bits/sec. I think if you pay the extra $4/month for "Speed Boost" you might be able to get faster speeds for the same service level. Also, note that signal strength can have an impact. Since I have the fastest service and am lucky to get maximum signal strength, I can't provide any real world numbers.
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Yes it does work, but I had to reinstall a second time to get it to work. Not sure why that was. Hope it works for ya on round two.
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It should work with anything that has a headphone jack and that can support the app. I suggest downloading the free app to test first but I see no reason why not.
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Yes it does. The desktop version works better than the app and they function independently.
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You must already have an account with FreedomPop to activate your device. I take that you went to http://www.freedompop.com/activate and entered the device information? A MAC address is a string 12 of hexadecimal digits (0..9,A..F). You may have just mistyped it if you are getting an invalid MAC address. You must also have an account with FreedomPop already because your email address will be checked against their accounts.
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It should be fine. FreePBX is an Asterisk based IP platform I believe, and as such talks standard SIP. The Polycom Soundstation IP5000 is also a fully SIP capable phone, so it will work just fine. Only a few proprietary phone systems extend SIP in such a way that third party phones may not work (Mitel leaps to mind).Rubin
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Yes. It worked with mine. In fact, it has worked with everything I've tried so far.
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Also make sure you get the sim card as you will need a sim card to activate on freedompop byod. Sprint store gave me one for free with a bit of a run around. Should be included with the phone, however, if you have to order Ting will sell you a Ting sim for 9 bucks that will allow you to activate on freedompop
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No. I have a separate account for another device using an AT&T; data card that I use regularly. Freedom Pop is to the best of my knowledge independent of AT&T.;
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I bought this phone about 3 months ago and went to 4 different service providers and they ALL told me the same thing, this phone is a SPRINT phone and will only work with a Sprint service provider. I do not have 'FreedomPop' service where I live, but I can almost guarantee you that it will not work with them either. Even though it is 'illegal' now to have phones 'Locked', Sprint somehow has found a loop hole around this. I messaged this seller to try to get my money back or get a phone that was not locked to Sprint and they never got back to me so I am now STUCK using Sprint as my provider. Hope this helps. I bought this phone about 3 months ago and went to 4 different service providers and they ALL told me the same thing, this phone is a SPRINT phone and will only work with a Sprint service provider. I do not have 'FreedomPop' service where I live, but I can almost guarantee you that it will not work with them either. Even though it is 'illegal' now to have phones 'Locked', Sprint somehow has found a loop hole around this. I messaged this seller to try to get my money back or get a phone that was not locked to Sprint and they never got back to me so I am now STUCK using Sprint as my provider.... » Read More I bought this phone about 3 months ago and went to 4 different service providers and they ALL told me the same thing, this phone is a SPRINT phone and will only work with a Sprint service provider. I do not have 'FreedomPop' service where I live, but I can almost guarantee you that it will not work with them either. Even though it is 'illegal' now to have phones 'Locked', Sprint somehow has found a loop hole around this. I messaged this seller to try to get my money back or get a phone that was not locked to Sprint and they never got back to me so I am now STUCK using Sprint as my provider. Hope this helps. « Show Less