Hello, Is it in any way possible to force roam into another gsm network like TMOBILE when att towers are in the area? I want to test a couple of things which involve force roaming to tmobiles network. Is it possible through seam editing something? I have a Motorola Razr V3 Thanks.
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elmo01 Posts: 2341
Phone Model: Samsung SPH-M510
Service Provider: Bell Canada
Mon Aug 11, 2008 6:14 am
dmbtech wrote:
Hello, Is it in any way possible to force roam into another gsm network like TMOBILE when att towers are in the area? I want to test a couple of things which involve force roaming to tmobiles network. Is it possible through seam editing something? I have a Motorola Razr V3 Thanks.
Hello, Is it in any way possible to force roam into another gsm network like TMOBILE when att towers are in the area? I want to test a couple of things which involve force roaming to tmobiles network. Is it possible through seam editing something? I have a Motorola Razr V3 Thanks.
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I don't understand how that link is relevant. I have att service, and I want to force roam into tmobiles or another network.
elmo01 Posts: 2341
Phone Model: Samsung SPH-M510
Service Provider: Bell Canada
Tue Aug 12, 2008 6:12 am
oops my bad. when you get down to the step "Network Setup". select "available networks" instead.it should be academic after that
dmbtech Posts: 3
Tue Aug 12, 2008 6:15 am
When I choose tmobile from that network and I hit register, it tries registering it, and then quickly switches back to AT&T.
elmo01 Posts: 2341
Phone Model: Samsung SPH-M510
Service Provider: Bell Canada
Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:59 am
dmbtech wrote:
When I choose tmobile from that network and I hit register, it tries registering it, and then quickly switches back to AT&T.
that would be your sim programming at work. its switching you back to ATT because that network is available. there used to be a time when you could. but no more. this is to prevent excessive off network roaming. a cost cutting measure by ATT and presumably other carriers as well.,.when you roam to a different network it costs your carrier money to do so. but not you.so if the carrier can cut costs they will.
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