dafydd wrote:

> Maybe this is a little too simplistic, but ummm, have you thought
> about calling verizon and asking?
> The Sprint v9m will have to be unlocked of course, meaning you will
> need the MSL from Sprint, unless
> you already have this, or got the phone from someone that did have it
> active on their Sprint account, this
> may prove to be problematic as Sprint will not give you the code
> unless it has been active on an accout
> and the authorized user of that account calls in for the code. Also
> the phone has to not have been reported
> as lost or stolen.

The phone has never been active on a account, as I have been told.

>
>
> On Mar 11, 12:46 am, Willie Lambert <nos...@home.now> wrote:
> > Jar-Jar Binks wrote:
> > > "Willie Lambert" <nos...@home.now> wrote in message
> > >news:47D5F802.52E4C29A@home.now...
> > > > Jar-Jar Binks wrote:
> >
> > > >> I would suggest using the phone on Sprint. You can set it to roaming only
> > > >> mode if you want to use verizon.
> >
> > > >> "Willie Lambert" <nos...@home.now> wrote in message
> > > >>news:47D5DD3B.ADE6DB6D@home.now...
> > > >> > Is there a way to activate a sprint Motorazr v9m on verizon?
> >
> > > > Problem is i'm not a sprint customer and I don't think I will become one
> > > > any
> > > > time soon because i'm locked into verizon
> >
> > > That makes sense. I believe that it is currently possible to use a Verizon
> > > phone on Sprint. I have heard about this on sprintusers.com. You should ask
> > > the question over there. Good luck.
> >
> > > Jar-Jar
> >
> > I have read others say they have got sprint phones to work on verizon. And I
> > think the Motorazr v9m can also, but I need to fine how it can be done. I'll
> > look in sprintusers.com and see if I can fine any thing about it.
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