Will this phone work in Mexico?
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Samsung - Galaxy Y Duos S6102B Mobile Phone (Unlocked) - Black I went and looked it up. This one should work but ask your service provider for sure. It has all the cell phone wavelengths.
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I cant say for sure. I depends on the wavelengths your cell providers use. This is more of a European version. There is another Samsung that accepts 2 Simm cards and it pretty well covers all the bands. I don't remember the exact model number but it is just like this phone except it holds 2 Simms. It is used primarily in south america. I think it has something in the title I translated from spanish. The price is about the same as are the features. It is a Samsung too.
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Hello, I really would not know if the tlefono inform operates in Mexico, you would have to find out if the phone supports navigation bands of telephony in Mexico
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It will, but this phone is not a good one for either here or overseas. You may have a different experience.
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This phone has worked in every country I've visited so I'm thinking that it should work in Mexico
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I have use this phone with t-mobile and att. I also use it with providers in mexico.
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The phone is unlocked in US for sure.. I am pretty sure it will be unlocked in Mexico. Very nice, medium size smartphone. I recommend it.
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Yes!If thé phone is an unlocked international version with no fault, am very sure it will work cos, I've used mine in Africa and U.S. and it's working well.
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Maybe. This phone is international gsm and supports all Venezuelan operators. Is likely to work in Mexico
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Yes it will work with the prepaid sim card, however you can not use the additional data packages. I have not used it in Mexico, but it does have really good reception. Only problem I have when traveling is it gets stuck on a tower and says you haven't reception when you have or vise versa. To solve this problem turn the phone off for a minute then turn it back on.
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I Use it for couple of days here in USA on Tmobile and it worked. And now its being used in Mexico with no problem...
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Yes, this model will work in Mexico. Mexico has both GSM and CDMA networks,but GSM is far more prevalent than CDMA. (LTE build-out is way short of complete.) Roaming from a non-Mexican plan is likely to be expensive. Cheaper option is to buy a Mexican SIM card for use while you're there, but it's not absolutely required.
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I guess it will. It works in Argentina and México. You will have to check that your carrier works with the GSM bands 850mhz/1900mhz. I think that all LA, works in that bands.
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The 3g in Mexico is all 850, the phone you got is 1700. so the 3g will not work in Mexico.
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I am not sure. I bought it unlocked to get away from AT&T contracts. It works great with my current provider and I am now vacationing in Mexico and it works here too.
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Yeah it should work because I recently ordered the phone and my location is Belize(Central America). It can easily work on gsm networks such as Digicell networks. Phone should come with a unlock code from the seller.
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Hello yes the phone is factory unlocked and works perfectly fine in the caribbean...im not sure about Mexico.
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To my best knowledge, once the phone is unlocked and working, using the connections of your cell phone carrier, then you can make international calls, even to Mexico. BUT you need to keep in mind that any international call from the US, you will be charged extra fees. I highly suggest that you CONTACT your cell phone carrier and ask question about additional fees and other things before making a call to Mexico.
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I purchased the phone from Extreme Discounts via Amazon. When working w their tech support to sync my phone w ATT ( ATT tech didn't have a clue how to do this, maintaining since the phone was made for Verizon, it couldn't work w ATT - ATT was WRONG!), Extreme Discounts tech told me they have sold 100's of my BB globally. Based on their input, I say YES...Mexico is not a problem. if U have any issues, go to www.extremediscounts.com.