HEllooo hellooo
i was wondering if ANYONE knows
if its possible to use korean/japanese/chinese cellphones in the
U.S.?
like if you can buy them from there
or order them
and keep them here/
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Can You Use Japanese/korean/chinese Cellphones In The U.s.? answers ???
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Posted 19 May 2008 - 10:13 PM
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Korean/Japanese Phones
Will Korean/Japanese phones work in America or a different country?
Ah, the most common question. The answer is NO. Korean phones were made to be locked onto the network in Korea/Japan. Although, you can get a Korean phone to work on Verizon's network, but you would have to visit the retail store in order for that to happen, and I don't know if it can work on Japanese phones. You can find them in K-town. I don't know any websites, so don't ask me.
Are there any Korean/Japanese phones that I can use?
There are occasionally unlocked GSM phones. Softbank and Sharp are the popular ones. They are very rare though, so don't expect to see a lot.
Will Korean/Japanese phones work in America or a different country?
Ah, the most common question. The answer is NO. Korean phones were made to be locked onto the network in Korea/Japan. Although, you can get a Korean phone to work on Verizon's network, but you would have to visit the retail store in order for that to happen, and I don't know if it can work on Japanese phones. You can find them in K-town. I don't know any websites, so don't ask me.
Are there any Korean/Japanese phones that I can use?
There are occasionally unlocked GSM phones. Softbank and Sharp are the popular ones. They are very rare though, so don't expect to see a lot.
it's in the FAQ.
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