Will it work with Cincinnati Bell?
1022536
I know nothing about Cincinnati Bell. I can only tell you that the phone does not have a slot to insert the SIM card like other unlocked phones. I tried my t-Mobile SIM card and it fit in the slot provided.
1022537
I am not sure. I got T-Mobile and it works wonderful with T-Mobile. Hope it helps.
1022538
it is a unlocked phone and you should be able to use it net 10 or tracphone the sim card fits in under the back cover ,I use net 10
1022539
I´m not sure. Like it is a unlocked cel pone. It will be work with all telephone companies. I´m in Mexico So my cell Works with telcel.
1022540
I don't know what that is, is it a phn company? I don't have the phone anymore I returned it and they gave me a refund for it. So I don't know if it would.
758520
yes it will work. if you open your remote and put all your numbers alike ,it should work.
2194352
I would think so. Our corded phones are DECT 6.0 so as long as its the same system I don't see why it wouldn't work. But I would call Uniden and double check. Hope this helps.
1815316
Yes, it would work nicely; as long as you have the set (doorbell button/transmitter And the Doorbell/receiver)
2006232
No, I use it on Cincinnati Bell network which is associated with AT&T;, I think. I just swapped the SIM card from my old RAZR V3
320364
It should though I haven't used it on such. I've used similar ones on landline phones. Basically if it has a jack for it, it'll work.This is assuming you are trying to plug it into the hand set and not the wall. It won't plug into the wall.
1628098
It should, it works with Comcast and I think the technology is the same. Connect it to any phone jack on phone side of the cable modem. Only downfall we found on our Comcast setup is the caller ID stops working, but well worth the benefit. Not one telemarketer has made our phone ring since we got this.
529095
it should - it is currently being used with OOMA a similar VOIP system; earlier Uniden phones also were used with the OOMA sys.
2224857
I can only say probably. It's the one used by Time Warner. It's a Motorola, I'd give it a good shot but be careful where you purchase it from. Read their feed backs.
176425
Only if your local phone company supplies it. The phone will work with the system.
163492
It should, but the instructions that I received were indecipherable Chinglish and I had to email the man in China for decent ones. He did include his email address in the package. I use it for my RazrHD phone, and it works fine
1400881
Sorry, cant say whether it works with that service or not. I used mine briefly with our local phone company, Qwest, which after numerous problems with service, poor infrastructure, and an awful support model, I dumped them for cable. The device itself works well once configured properly but run's very hot. I added a fan to the top of mine to keep it from burning out. I would call your provider and ask this question.
188068
Yes, unless you have home phone service through a cable provider like Time Warner. It works differently than the phone company's wiring set up.
1993886
It should. Most of their buttons and chimes are interchangeable. Very simple to set up and works really well.
2268601
It seems to. I am using for doorbell in row house. One of the ringers is all the way in the shop in back yard, probably 100-120 feet from button. The signal has to pass through three walls to reach unit.
1442613
Not familiar with that phone system, but if it has a jack and acts like a land line it should work.
527672
Yes it will work. It also comes with a receiver it that is what the issue is.