i have a sprint blackberry will it work with sprint and will it take my sim card?
1669313
I bought an unlocked "Verizon" Blackberry Tour, but my carrier is TMobile. Placed my sim into it and turned it on, it came up and I was able to make, receive calls, texted and browse. This Tour is a little outdated because of the toddle mouse, if you can get the newer one withe mouse pad it would be better. However it should work if unlocked.
888408
Unfortunately no. Sprint uses CDMA a for their phones while this phone is GSM meaning it uses a SIM card that allows you to use it unlock. In order to use this specific phone you would need a SIM card. Good luck to you and I hope this helps
400471
When you buy the phone the sales info should tell you what service the phone will work with. You can use the phone anywhere the technology is supported. If the phone is a Verizon or Sprint version it will not have a SIM Card.
521147
This phone is an unlocked GSM phone, meaning that you will need to insert a SIM card into it to work. Sprint is CDMA (no SIM card) so it will not work with this phone.
671242
it would work if you get a sim card from sprint. a little someTHING that you might want to know i have purchased three of these phones online and the longest they lasted was three months. none are new as far as i could tell and last just so you don't get your money back.
2112888
It works perfect with mine bec. I have sprint as my service carrier. You have to be a sprint user bec. They need to include this in your contract and designate a new number as a user and pay an additional tax every month.
970900
If you currently have a BlackBerry 9930 for Sprint, you will not be able to bring it to Verizon. Sprint and Verizon bith use CDMA technology, but are not compatible with one another. You would have to purchase a Verizon BlackBerry 9930 and bring it with you when you plan on transferring to Verizon.
1529997
No you can't , sprint doesn't work with SIM cards only AT&T; . I wouldn't suggest this phone to anybody. When I received this phone it wouldn't connect to sprint,
1406670
I purchased this phone and yes, it is compatible with sprint, which is the provider I use.
1709260
It works for sprint.. But be careful because they sent me a black iPad screen replacement instead of this product and it took a month to get it fixed because they wanted me to pay shipping to send it back
2163565
This phone will not work with Sprint; it will only work for a carrier that uses SIM cards like AT&T; or T-Mobile.
1950092
Yes, it should work with no problem as far as your signal. Any phone that talks to Sprint should be able to connect to it just fine. However, you will likely have to go through your provider to activate it. I would call them first.
970497
I'm so sorry, I have no idea, when I purchased it I called T-mobile which is my provider andthey said this phone would work with them. Maybe if you call Sprint w/ the Model # they will let you know, it is unlocked. Maybe the seller can you help you as well. Sorry I couldn't help.
1681843
If your sim card is one of these four GSM Bands: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, it should work. Please note this phone will not work with Verizon, Sprint, Alltel and any other carrier that is not on a GSM Network.
332206
Honestly, I am not quite sure. It may be locked to the U.S. and Canada region. To make sure, try to contact a Sprint service provider about this Blackberry model (the 9670) and asked if this cell phone can be used internationally (like outside of the United States). If they say yes, then you should be good to go.
2108612
No I dont yhink so because this is unlocked for gsm networks that support SIM cards. And sprint doesnt I think
525713
No, it's an international version that will work with any SIM card. It's not installed with any carrier's software and could work with any US GSM network--AT&T; or T-Mobile. Not with Sprint or Verizon.