Unlocked Fuze question

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@goergenm wrote:

... I power down, replace the sim, power up and I'm in business. It's tedious, but until they have a real dual sim phone, it's the best I can do...

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Dig a little deeper for the dual-sim phone. I saw some guy bragging to his friend about his new phone and when he started it up it asked him to select a carrier. He touched the screen and it went into that carriers system. Then he did something that allowed him to switch to the other carrier. I couldn't believe my eyes. Then he powered down the phone and took the back off and it had two sim cards in the back. He said he saw it in Hong Kong and ordered it over the internet. Very nice phone although I couldn't see who the mfg was.  I was eavesdropping on his conversation in a crowd so I didn't ask him for the details. But, they are out there so keep looking.

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@tRodHxC wrote:

THIS IS WHAT I RECEIVED WHEN REQUESTING AN UNLOCK CODE:

 

 Account: 9732XXXX R RODRIGUEZ 

 

IMEI                              MODEL

3531420XXXXXXXX          HTC

 

No roaming soc:

We recently received a request to provide you with a Subsidy Unlock Code for your handset. Unfortunately we are unable to provide you with the unlock code. Cingular does not unlock handsets for the purposes of international travel except for our International Roaming customers (customers who qualify for and have Cingular's International Roaming feature on their account). International roaming capability must be added to the account before this code can be given. Please contact Customer Service at 1-800-331-0500 for further assistance.

 

Please do not respond to this email, as you will not receive a response.

 

AT&T Wireless

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Ok, so have them add Int'l roaming to your account...doesn't cost you anything!