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reply to mustang03282
Re: and we have to foot the bill

nope cause tmo said it was going to cause interf. what i dont understand how someone would say it was going to do this, when most cell carriers use the 900MHz to 1900Mhz spec, the signals should travel through the air right next toeach other with no issues
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