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cellular one/us cellular?


Question Posted Sunday November 11 2007, 2:51 am

okay so, i had CellularOne before, but US Cellular bought them out in my town in Kansas, and i am DYING for a Motorola MOTO Q, and I was looking on ebay and it said the the phone worked for CellularOne and some other providers, but will it work with US Cellular if it works for CellularOne?

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xOalmaOx answered Monday November 12 2007, 11:11 am:
I'm pretty sure it would, if US Cellular bought them. Plus doesn't pretty much any phone work for any company? I'm sure it does, but call one of the reps in your area to make sure, so you don't go buy it and then it not be able to work.

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