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With regards to GSM and UMTS networks, generally speaking, you can use your prepaid sim in any unlocked phone. I've used a T-mobile and Cingular SIM card in various unlocked handsets, with no problems. However, you may not be able to use a prepaid sim in a non-prepaid handset locked to that network--some networks bar prepaid SIMs in their regular phones...]]>Jun 1st 2006 7:26PM