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The Ultimate MCC-MNC List for the USA
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Posted by: xlr8

The ultimate MCC-MNC list for the USA. Correct any of these if they're wrong.
THIS LIST HAS BEEN UPDATED TO REFLECT THE ALREADY POSTED CORRECTIONS.
- UPDATED 10/17/05 (by Bobolito)

-------------ACTIVE USA MNCs-----------------------------

Code:

310-110 Wireless 2000 PCS
310-020 Union Telephone
310-260 T-Mobile
310-030 Centennial
310-310 T-Mobile
310-040 Concho Wireless 
310-460 Simmetry
310-070 Highland Cellular
310-080 Corr Wireless
310-090 Edge Wireless
310-100 Plateau Wireless
310-170 T-Mobile (former Cingular Wireless CA/NV)
310-180 West Central
310-190 Alaska Wireless
310-320 Cellular One (not Dobson)
310-340 WestLink
310-390 Yorkville
310-410 Cingular Wireless
310-420 Cincinnati Bell
310-430 Alaska DigiTel
310-440 Cellular One (not Dobson)
310-450 Viaero Wireless
310-460 Simmetry (formerly OneLink PCS)
310-490 SunCom
310-500 Alltel (formerly PSC Wireless - GA/AL region only)
310-530 West VA Wireless
310-540 Oklahoma Western
310-560 Cellular One DCS
310-590 Western Wireless (now part of Alltel)
310-610 Epic Touch
310-620 Coleman Telecomm
310-630 AmeriLink PCS
310-640 Einstein PCS
310-680 Cellular One DCS (Dobson. Formerly NPI Wireless)
310-690 Immix Wireless
310-740 Telemetrix
310-760 Panhandle Telecomm
310-770 Iowa Wireless
310-790 PinPoint Wireless
310-830 Caprock Cellular
310-870 Kaplan
310-880 Advantage Cellular
310-890 RCC/Unicell
310-900 Texas Cellular
310-910 First Cellular
310-940 Digital Cellular
310-950 XIT Wireless
310-980 Cingular Wireless (not in commercial use)
310-990 Cingular Wireless (not in commercial use)
311-000 Mid-Tex Cellular
311-030 Indigo Wireless
311-040 Commnet Wireless
311-050 Wilkes Cellular
311-070 Easterbrooke
311-080 Pine Cellular
311-090 Siouxland PCS 
311-110 High Plains Wireless
311-130 Cell One Amarillo
311-140 Sprocket (aka MBO Wireless)
311-150 Wilkes Cellular
311-160 Cellular One DCS (Dobson. Formerly EMW)
311-170 PetroCom
311-180 Cingular Wireless (not in commercial use)
311-190 Cellular Properties Inc. (aka CellOne East Central IL)
311-210 Farmers Cellular
311-250 USA i CAN

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-------------RETIRED MNCs--------------------------------

Code:

310-110 Wireless 2000 PCS (No longer in business)
310-150 Cingular Wireless (SE GA/SC/NC/E TN. Consolidated with 310-410)
310-160 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260. Formerly Omnipoint)
310-200 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-210 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-220 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-230 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-240 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-250 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-260 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)
310-270 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260. Former Powertel)
310-310 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260. Former Aerial)
310-350 Carolina Phone (No longer in business)
310-380 Cingular Wireless (former AT&T Wireless)
310-400 Minnesota Souther (never actually used; 
        HickoryTech got the MNC but never built out any GSM before their 
        wireless business was bought by Western Wireless; WWCA built out 
        (roamer-only) GSM under -590 and not -400
310-580 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260. Former PCS One)
310-660 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260. Former DigiPH)
310-670 Wireless 2000 PCS (No longer in business)
310-780 AirLink PCS (No longer in business)
310-800 T-Mobile (consolidated with 310-260)

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Posted by: The WB

You save me some work - THX

Posted by: zmarius

Very nice! good job! thank you!

Posted by: adx11

Looks like a pretty complete list to me. The most comprehensive I ever found was here:

http://www.csoft.co.uk/nox8/coverage_list.pl?ISO=US

The nice thing about that list is that it's not only GSM networks, but just about any cellular type network. Of course only GSM networks have MCC-MNC associated with them though. They actually have pretty good listings for just about every country in the world.

Posted by: xlr8

Addition:
311-150: Wilkes Cellular

Posted by: efparri

Quote:

Originally Posted by adx11

Looks like a pretty complete list to me. The most comprehensive I ever found was here:

http://www.csoft.co.uk/nox8/coverage_list.pl?ISO=US

The nice thing about that list is that it's not only GSM networks, but just about any cellular type network. Of course only GSM networks have MCC-MNC associated with them though. They actually have pretty good listings for just about every country in the world.

Actually all mobile networks have MCC-MNC codes associated with them. Check this link:http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=plans&sub=imsinr

Posted by: blkballoon925

Quote:

Originally Posted by efparri

Actually all mobile networks have MCC-MNC codes associated with them. Check this link:http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=plans&sub=imsinr

These are only GSM networks.

Interesting find: Take a look at the last page of US MCC-MNCs at that website. They list Nextel as 316-010

Posted by: roamer1

Quote:

Originally Posted by blkballoon925

These are only GSM networks.

Interesting find: Take a look at the last page of US MCC-MNCs at that website. They list Nextel as 316-010

iDEN carriers have MCC-MNCs becaue of iDEN/GSM interoperability (i.e., SIM roaming)...

-SC

Posted by: roamer1

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlr8

The ultimate MCC-MNC list for the USA. Correct any of these if they're wrong.

Here ya go.

310-000 Mid-Text Cellular <-- invalid (s/b 311-000)
310-011 Wireless 2000 PCS <-- invalid (s/b 310-110)
310-026 T-Mobile <-- invalid (s/b 310-260)
310-031 T-Mobile <-- invalid (s/b 310-310)
310-040 Cellular One DCS <-- "DCS" does not belong; this is Concho Wireless (who no longer does business as CellOne), *not* Dobson
310-046 Simmetry <-- invalid (s/b 310-460)
310-110 Wireless 2000 PCS <-- no longer in business

310-140 MBO Wireless <-- invalid (s/b 311-140; MBO = Sprocket)
310-160 T-Mobile <-- old Omnipoint MNC retired in favor of -260
310-200 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-210 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-220 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-230 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-240 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-250 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-260 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-270 T-Mobile <-- old Powertel MNC retired in favor of -260
310-310 T-Mobile <-- old Aerial SID retired in favor of -260
310-311 Farmers Cellular <-- invalid (s/b 311-210)
310-320 Cellular One DCS <-- not sure who this is, but "DCS" does not belong as this is not Dobson
310-350 Carolina Phone <-- no longer in business

310-400 Minnesota Souther <-- never actually used; HickoryTech got the MNC but never built out any GSM before their wireless business was bought by Western Wireless; WWCA built out (roamer-only) GSM under -590 and not -400
310-440 Cellular One DCS <-- not sure who this is, but "DCS" does not belong as this is not Dobson
310-460 OneLink PCS <-- now known as Simmetry

310-500 PSC Wireless <-- now Alltel (GA/AL region only)
310-580 T-Mobile <-- old PCS One MNC retired in favor of -260
310-590 Western Wireless <-- now part of Alltel
310-660 T-Mobile <-- old DigiPH MNC retired in favor of -260
310-670 Wireless 2000 PCS <-- the second coming of a carrier no longer in business

310-680 NPI Wireless <-- now Dobson; MNC now covers most of the northern LP of Michigan and not just the old NPI territory
310-780 AirLink PCS <-- no longer in business

310-800 T-Mobile <-- old SOL MNC retired in favor of -260
310-980 Cingular Wireless <-- internal use only???
310-990 Cingular Wireless <-- internal use only???
311-001 Wilkes USA <-- invalid (s/b 311-150...I have personally roamed on Wilkes so I know 311-150 is right

)
311-005 Wilkes USA <-- invalid (s/b 311-150)
311-090 USASXLP <-- Siouxland PCS (subsidiary of CellOne/Great Lakes of Iowa)
311-140 Sprocket <-- (aka MBO Wireless)
311-160 EMW <-- now Dobson, more or less
311-180 Cingular Wireless <-- internal use only???
311-190 USAC1ECI <-- Cellular Properties Inc. (aka CellOne East Central IL)
311-250 USA i CAN <-- who??? The only company I know of with a name close to that is iConnect, an iDEN carrier in Guam, and I think they already have a different MNC for iDEN/GSM interop...

-SC

Posted by: xlr8

@Roamer1: good update. Thanks. I got a number of these MNC's out of the plmn file from various motorolas. Others from research on the net and personal experience. All that (esp the use of the plmn file) might explain some of the outdated and "retired" MNC's on the list. FYI, your web site of SE cell and PCS carriers (quite thorough, I might add) lists Wilkes Cellular as 311-050 instead of 311-150. I personally roamed on this network earlier this week. Horrendous coverage, no AMR codecs, and no GPRS. Ugh!

Posted by: ilvla2

I can confirm that 310-090 is correct for Edge Wireless

Posted by: blkballoon925

Quote:

Originally Posted by roamer1

iDEN carriers have MCC-MNCs becaue of iDEN/GSM interoperability (i.e., SIM roaming)...

-SC

I guess that makes sense. I've just never seen a Nextel MNC before.

Posted by: DonaldMick

Good reference... I know I'll use it.

Posted by: bobolito

Quote:

Originally Posted by roamer1

iDEN carriers have MCC-MNCs becaue of iDEN/GSM interoperability (i.e., SIM roaming)...

-SC

So I take it that Sprint and Verizon should have MCC-MNCs as well? They offer SIM cards you can use for international roaming on GSM networks.

By the way, xlr8, great info. Watch for it make its way into the Cingular FAQ forum!

Most likely, I will consolidate all the updates.

By the way, I didn't know 311 was also MCC for the US.

Posted by: xlr8

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobolito

Most likely, I will consolidate all the updates.

By the way, I didn't know 311 was also MCC for the US.

It might be valuable to split the list in two: active MNC's and retired MNC's. I also have a plmn_text_table.bin file (used on moto phones) with the latest info from roamer1's post. (It still includes all the retired MNC's associated with the last company that used it.) Plus all foreign MNC's are in a standard format of Provider Name listed first and two character country abbreviation listed second. The best way to view the list is with OpEdit from http://max.h15.ru/ . Or bring it up on your moto by going to My Network List > Add Network > Known Networks.

Posted by: roamer1

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobolito

So I take it that Sprint and Verizon should have MCC-MNCs as well? They offer SIM cards you can use for international roaming on GSM networks.

VZW "borrows" from Vodafone UK for their GSM roaming. The old SIM roaming service actually was provisioned on Voda UK and required customers to manually forward their VZW line to a UK mobile number before leaving CDMA/AMPS coverage; AIUI, the new A790 roaming is more automated but still borrows from Voda UK.

I have no earthly idea what SPCS does. I do expect that they'll start to take advantage of the yellow network

roaming agreements sooner or later...

Quote:

By the way, I didn't know 311 was also MCC for the US.

310 filled up, even despite T-Mobile's MNC consolidation and carriers who got MNCs getting bought out without building any GSM coverage first (HickoryTech) or going out of business (Wireless 2000/Northstar, Airlink, etc.)

316 is too, but only for iDEN carriers' MNCs.

-SC

Posted by: yellowfintuna

310-150 on Cingular seems extinct now. All of NC-SC is now 310-410

Posted by: gfunkdave

Odd that T-mobile's MNC is 310-260, but they lock their phones to 310-200.

Posted by: xlr8

Quote:

Originally Posted by yellowfintuna

310-150 on Cingular seems extinct now. All of NC-SC is now 310-410

How about SE Georgia? I was down there not too terribly long ago (2-3 weeks) and I still used 310-150.

Posted by: Shizam76

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlr8

The ultimate MCC-MNC list for the USA. Correct any of these if they're wrong.

310-090 Edge Wireless

311-190 USAC1ECI

What the heck is USAC1ECI??? I was on this in southern IL this summer. My tag just said USA-190.....MCC-MNC was 311-190.

Also....I swear I also was on 310-090 in central IL and a wrong number dial said Cellular One

Posted by: xlr8

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shizam76

Roamer1 corrected this in his reply to my initial post:
311-190 USAC1ECI <-- Cellular Properties Inc. (aka CellOne East Central IL)

USAC1ECI was in my plmn file on my moto phone, which is where I got the wierd alpha tag. It makes since if you look at it now, knowing the company and area. USAC1ECI = USA Cell 1 East Central Illinois

Posted by: jagrskmu

Can someone explain in plain English, what they are talking about above and how it could affect me?

Posted by: xlr8

Quote:

Originally Posted by jagrskmu

Can someone explain in plain English, what they are talking about above and how it could affect me?

Simply, the numbers are just network ID codes and we're trying to associate the codes with the carrier providing service. 310-260 is the T-Mobile network ID code. "310" is the MCC or mobile country code for the USA and "260" is the MNC or mobile network code for T-Mobile. Some carriers have more than one because of buying out various networks... a prime example is Cingular with both 310-410 and 310-380 (the old AWS network that they just bought).

Posted by: jagrskmu

Is there a way to see these numbers on my z500a?

Posted by: throttlebody

Hello everyone. I have been reading hofo for almost 2 years, but never registered due to lack of comment. Better to let people think your stupid than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

I may be able to provide extra US/North America listings, comparing to those listed at the beginning of this thread. My list for the US/North America is much bigger on my V3 than my V400, also the V400 shows the obsolete carrier numbers . I haven't found a way to extract the information, as I am not big on editing bin files. I could take a few SS of the OPT program list from the bin file, or I could zip it, but I have no file host, so it would have to be emailed.

Posted by: acadiel

Most of the Tracfone handsets are locked to a MNC-MCC of 310-999.

(This might be good to put in the list as well.)

Posted by: acadiel

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shizam76

You know, I was in Arthur, IL yesterday and had this same USAC1ECI. When I called *611, I got "Cellular one of Central Illinois". I don't know what the MCC-MNC was (probably 311-190 like you said), but I'm curious which carrier that was.

Posted by: bikemanj7

im confused the 310-380 is not retired yet im still on it?

Posted by: gregsmith59

Quote:

Originally Posted by bikemanj7

im confused the 310-380 is not retired yet im still on it?

As markets are integrated or converted, the 310-380 (AT&T) changes over to 310-410 (Cingular). It's not scheduled to be completed until Q4 2006.

Posted by: cerver7

sry this is noobish but what are these numbers for? do i need them? how would i go about adding them to my phone if i do need them.

thanks

Posted by: tekelberry

Correction: 310-380 is still active in many parts of the country.

Posted by: Flying h4x0r

Quote:

Originally Posted by tekelberry

Correction: 310-380 is still active in many parts of the country.

This is true, I can still connect to this network in Kansas City.

Posted by: pbw

Quote:

Originally Posted by yellowfintuna

310-150 on Cingular seems extinct now. All of NC-SC is now 310-410

Former Triton PCS areas that overlap with existing CellularONE areas in Virginia have been renumbered into 310-15. For example out in Front Royal or Spotslyvania County/Fredericksburg you'll find the former Triton PCS operating under 310-15, the old BellSouth Mobility DCS MNC. This is probably due to Triton PCS reading 310-49 in areas they still operate such as North Carolina.

Also 310-38 is still very much alive in the Washington/Baltimore region.

Posted by: PhoneBoy666

310-38 is alive and well in Washington state as well.

Posted by: hwertz

Quote:

Originally Posted by cerver7

sry this is noobish but what are these numbers for? do i need them? how would i go about adding them to my phone if i do need them.

thanks

You don't really need them but your phone does; what the phone does, if your area has multiple GSM networks, or if you are driving along and your phone has to change from one network to another. Well, these numbers are what the phone actually uses to look up what networks are available for it to use; Cingular for instance doesn't have it's equipment broadcast "Cingular" out over the air... it broadcasts 310-480. Your SIM card has a list of what network numbers are called what, and that's how the phone knows to show "Cingular" onscreen. Usually you can edit this at least a little through a debug screen... when I had my Siemens S46, when AT&T Wireless' towers here switched to Cingular towers, my phone just showed "310-480" on screen until I found a menu to type in that 310-480 should display as "Cingular". Interestingly, some other network ID was already in there to display as "CINGULAR" (all caps) but I never saw that come up.

Posted by: just2584

I recently was just able to get into seeing My Network List on my RAZR. I would really like to add to my Network List but it tells me its full. I would like to add Eastbrooke since my parents live in their coverage area and its where I'm originally from I would like it to be displayed. Is it safe to delete any of the numbers in the list or is that possible? I just got this after my RAZR crashed trying to activate AIM and I had to reflash with a monster pack and I think this is a neat thing to have esp using CellularOne Dobson. When I leave my area it will say Extended Area and have the triangle when I enter Cingular when I enter Eastbrook it would stay as CellularOne but I haven't left my service area since my phone crashed which was this past Saturday. Just was wondering if it was possible to add thanks!

Posted by: i0wnj00

^^
Yes, it's safe to delete the unwanted networks from the network list and add the ones you want, however if you turn off your phone for any reason the changes might/will be lost. I have removed entires on the network list without any problems and added my own.

Posted by: pareto

Quote:

Originally Posted by roamer1

310-250 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260
310-260 T-Mobile <-- old VS MNC retired in favor of -260

310-250 is actually still used in Hawaii
310-260 is not retired.

Posted by: Parrot Squawk

OK..I give up...
What are these numbers all about? and how does knowing them help me?

Posted by: Booot

ok..

I have an unlocked ROKR E1. I get no service and it says emergency only. I go to settings < network < network list. I get cingular wireless at 310-990, Cingular at 310-410, 310-980, 310-170, 310-380, 344-930. I have many more, but I want to use Cingular or T-Mobile. I used to get T-Mobile service before this happened. I have a Cingular SIM and Cingular plan.

When I go to "availible networks" it says T-Mobile at 310-260. So I guess I need to use T-Mobile since its all that is availible. Correct?

My network setup is at Band - Automatic, Type - Automatic, Speed - Medium.

I dunno where I go from there. When I press register, nothing happens.

Please help me get A signal...I just want to be able to make calls for a change.

Thanks

How do I get a friggen signal for something

Posted by: i0wnj00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Booot

When I go to "availible networks" it says T-Mobile at 310-260. So I guess I need to use T-Mobile since its all that is availible. Correct?

Yes, it is.

Quote:

My network setup is at Band - Automatic, Type - Automatic, Speed - Medium.

I dunno where I go from there. When I press register, nothing happens.

Please help me get A signal...I just want to be able to make calls for a change.

Thanks

How do I get a friggen signal for something

Nobody can help you here since roaming is controlled on the network-side.
One of three options...
1.) Buy a repeater.
2.) Move over to T-Mobile.
3.) Move to somewhere with better Cingular coverage.

One thing you can forget about for sure is using the T-Mobile network to receive/place calls. The only call you can make is the call to 911 since that's required anyways by Federal law.

Posted by: Booot

I still have warrenty...If I send it to Motorola, can they fix it? My phone works everywhere except my city...

Posted by: hfelsh

Quote:

Originally Posted by Booot

I have an unlocked ROKR E1. I get no service and it says emergency only. I go to settings < network < network list. I get cingular wireless at 310-990, Cingular at 310-410, 310-980, 310-170, 310-380, 344-930. I have many more, but I want to use Cingular or T-Mobile. I used to get T-Mobile service before this happened. I have a Cingular SIM and Cingular plan.

When I go to "availible networks" it says T-Mobile at 310-260. So I guess I need to use T-Mobile since its all that is availible. Correct?

Uh, no.

It says "Emergency Only" because it sees the T-Mobile network, but you're not authorized to use it (you're a Cingular customer and there's no roaming agreement in yuor area between the carriers.) EIther Cingular doesn't have good coverage in your area, or your ROKR E1 has 850mhz or 1900mhz disabled (which is probably the case.) Find a different Cingular (or unlocked GSM) phone, and try your SIM in it. If it gets Cingular servcie, it's your phone. If not, it's Cingular (or rather, a lack of Cingular coverage in that area.)

Posted by: The Gopher

Is there a map with these codes? I'd like to load up on some of these before I go to certain areas of the country. Or, at least associate each code with a state.

Posted by: ForeverUnknown

310-170 is still very very active is SoCal.

Posted by: i0wnj00

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Gopher

Is there a map with these codes? I'd like to load up on some of these before I go to certain areas of the country. Or, at least associate each code with a state.

That's impossible, because States may have more then one active GSM network.
For an example in California there are four GSM networks throughout this State.
Where are these certain areas you want the network codes for?

Posted by: xlr8

New MNC's:
310-650: Jasper Systems
310-710: ASTAC Cellular
311-310: Lamar Cellular

Posted by: ilvla2

Quote:

Originally Posted by i0wnj00

Soon to be five with Cell One of San Luis Obispo turning their GSM up this year.

So in CA we'll have Cingular, T-Mobile, Edge Wireless, Alltel and Cellular One of SLO.

Posted by: jevid

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilvla2

Soon to be five with Cell One of San Luis Obispo turning their GSM up this year.

So in CA we'll have Cingular, T-Mobile, Edge Wireless, Alltel and Cellular One of SLO.

I'm so curious about this. I wonder if they are turning on GSM just in preparation for TDMA going away, or if they are going to become an affiliate for somebody? I would imagine a GSM overlay is expensive, and I also can't imagine that their "local only" user base is that big since this county really isn't that big. I wouldn't think they could recoup the cost of the overlay, but heck, what do I know!

Posted by: RF9

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Gopher

Is there a map with these codes? I'd like to load up on some of these before I go to certain areas of the country. Or, at least associate each code with a state.

For maps, if you can figure out which operators are in your particular state, then you can look them up here:
http://www.gsmworld.com/roaming/gsminfo/cou_us.shtml
Some of the maps are outdated, but it gives you a good idea where they operate.
Unfortunately it's not so easy to go the other way, finding out which operators are in an area. My suggestion is to try to use google to get that answer.

Posted by: i0wnj00

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilvla2

Soon to be five with Cell One of San Luis Obispo turning their GSM up this year.

So in CA we'll have Cingular, T-Mobile, Edge Wireless, Alltel and Cellular One of SLO.

What I'm wondering if there's a relationship between Dobson Communications and SLO Cellular One since Dobson does now own the Celluar One brand name and the service area map I have and their website doesn't make any mention of service in SLO County. Will Dobson Communications include SLO Cellular One in their service area once GSM is up and running?

Posted by: blkballoon925

Quote:

Originally Posted by i0wnj00

If they see the need for a roaming agreement with them, it'll happen. Most GSM providers have an agreement with Dobson because of their large GSM footprint across suburban and rural America and their strong presence in Alaska.
Chances are there will at least be a unilateral agreement allowing SLO's customers to roam on Dobson.

Posted by: i0wnj00

I didn't mean roaming wise, but ownership of Cellular One SLO and recognizing it as a Cellular One market since Cellular One is technically a brand name of Dobson.

Posted by: blkballoon925

Quote:

Originally Posted by i0wnj00

I didn't mean roaming wise, but ownership of Cellular One SLO and/or recognizing it as a Cellular One market since Cellular One is technically a brand name of Dobson.

Probably not. SLO is far away from Dobson's other markets. Dobson concentrates on markets that surround major cities, mostly in the northeast and midwest. They license the brand name to many different providers, but they aren't marketed as if Dobson owns them. They say Cellular One from Dobson Cellular Systems if it's Dobson-owned. SLO would call themselves Cellular One of San Luis Obispo.

Posted by: markie11

310-570 is MTPCS, LLC (Chinook Wireless) in Montana

Posted by: ilvla2

Quote:

Originally Posted by blkballoon925

Cellular One of San Luis Obispo is independently owned, Dobson has nothing to do with them as far as I know. Celluar One West was owned by Western Wireless until Alltel took it over and changed their name to Alltel. Oh, by the way, their GSM is live and active now

Posted by: sprintnutt

I don''t quite understand all of what this means, but I am learning...

Posted by: maokh

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlr8

New MNC's:
310-710: ASTAC Cellular

that system might actually be turned on this year too. They finally selected a vendor last month, even saw some climbers...

Posted by: morar

I see on my Cingular Blackberry 8700c that I'm associated with the 310-380 MNC instead of 310-410. Why is this and how do I change it?

Posted by: RF9

Quote:

Originally Posted by morar

I see on my Cingular Blackberry 8700c that I'm associated with the 310-380 MNC instead of 310-410. Why is this and how do I change it?

You're in California where Cingular is still 310-380 from the AT&T wireless merger a couple of years ago and hasn't switched to 310-410 yet.

Posted by: pdeclerck

I would like to know cities with 310-380 network still active.

Posted by: morar

Los Altos in the Bay Area

Posted by: roamer1

Quote:

Originally Posted by pdeclerck

I would like to know cities with 310-380 network still active.

California, Nevada, and Mohave County, AZ

-SC

Posted by: Hear This

Does anyone have the latest MNC table to date? Looking at the NAPRD doc and it is way outdated. From the tables on the 1st page of this forum, it looks like many of the MNC's are retired that still show active on the NAPRD10v2.6.11.

It would be great if someone can make a new 2007 table like they did on the first page for 2005.

Cheers!

Posted by: sprintnutt

I would like to see an updated list of the various carriers and where their towers are located.

Posted by: Parrot Squawk

I have no idea why I subscribed to this thread, so I had to look some definitions up.

http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/worksem/ip...s/e164/e212.doc

Posted by: sprintnutt

I don't know why you did either. But I learned something from it...