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Why is Verizon requiring CDMA phones when it is shutting it down and has moved to LTE-A?
IT-Architect
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‎06-08-2019 10:25 AM
Why is Verizon requiring CDMA phones when it is shutting it down? I would like to stay with Verizon when I visit the US but unsure exactly where in Colombia. I will be buying a Note 8 or Note 9. These two show as working with all of the providers. SM-N950F or SM-N950F/DS. AT&T appears to be good too, but Verizon still shows the best and I know what to expect. What doesn't make sense why on earth Verizon shows it only works with their CDMA phones when they won't even have CDMA shortly and they have already moved to LTE-A.
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Re: Why is Verizon requiring CDMA phones when it is shutting it down and has moved to LTE-A?
boringusername
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‎06-08-2019 10:29 AM

What are you talking about Verizon does not require CDMA

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bearone21
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‎06-08-2019 10:29 AM

cdma required to access the verizon network.

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boringusername
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‎06-08-2019 10:35 AM
@bearone21 wrote:

cdma required to access the verizon network.

Nope. Verizon sells a half dozen smartphones and a basic phone that lack CDMA so explain that? CMDA is dead in a little over 200 days so it's pointless to requrie CDMA

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