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Can anyone tell me if this Microcell is able to be activated?
Hello, I purchased this item from a local 2nd hand store and would like to check to see if it has been deactivated from the previous users account and is available to activate The Seriel # is 34*** CSN #176042430 RS #17-4143 Thank you
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rjniles
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216 Messages
7 years ago
If you have an active post paid ATT account, sign on to your account:
Under the "I want to " tab, go to
Manage my plan
and then
Manage 3G micro Cell
Using that serial number, attempt to activate it. If you do not get an error message, it meanns the MC serial number is not active on another account.
It is no garantee tihe MC is not defective.
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OttoPylot
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20.1K Messages
7 years ago
rjniles's method is an excellent way to figure that out. It's even in the Tech Guide (with a nod to him). Try it.
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Avedis53
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7 years ago
We always recommend to people interested in buying used Mcells to make sure the seller guaranties the Mcell to be in working order and that it has been deactivated BEFORE purchasing the Mcell.
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bsieffer
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7 years ago
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Avedis53
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7 years ago
So what you are saying is that AT&T should comp you even if you live in the middle of nowhere or your house is a giant Faraday cage and blocks cell tower signals?
AT&T doesn't typically provide free Mcells to people but they have been known to. I got one for free 3 years ago after complaining about poor service, but they've tightened that up considerably since then.
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OttoPylot
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7 years ago
......and Ford should supply you with free or discounted gas for your car that you had to buy because you needed to get to work. All you can do is ask, especially if you purchased one before. Maybe your MicroCell died because of a failed ac adapter and you didn't, or don't, even need new one.
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