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Question posted by Ahicksham on November 12th, 2015

Want To Keep My Motorola Quan W845.

Okay. I have a Motorola Quantico W845 from Ntelos. I had to switch to a Sprint prepaid Alcatel one touch fling phone. Is there a way that I could get an unlocked Quantico W845 and use it on Sprint's prepaid network? My quantico does not have a sim card, but the alcatel does. (I believe) Help me out if you can, I really like my quantico until I can get approved credit wise from sprint. Thanks.

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Answer #1: Posted by TechSupport101 on November 13th, 2015 9:21 AM

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Hi. Sprint still uses the CDMA network that involves no SIM (with the exception of those on the 4G LTE network). But they (Sprint) suggest you still bring your device to a Sprint store near you that they can check if it'll work on their network first.

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