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Summary: Flashing cell phones are those phones that can be moved between any of the three major networks, enabling a user to keep an old phone on a new network. Discover the benefits of slashing cell phones with information from a wireless specialist in this free video on cell phones.
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"Hi, I'm Ben from The Cell Phone Broker in San Jose, California, and today I'm going to kind of explain to you what flashing cell phones mean. Flashing in the capability to move your Sprint or a Verizon cell phone, or a Metro PCS cell phone between any of those three networks. So, in the past those phones have been locked on those networks, so if you buy a Sprint phone, it's going to only be able to be used on Sprint. If you buy a Verizon phone, it can only be used on Verizon. Now we have the capability to move those devices around between the networks. So let's say you have a Verizon phone, and you want to switch over to a company like Metro PCS. What you can do is go into the Metro PCS store, and take your Verizon phone, and they'll be able to move your Verizon phone over to Metro PCS. I'm Ben from The Cell Phone Broker in San Jose, California. You can log onto our web page at myspace.com/cellphonebroker."
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