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U.S. Supported Carriers U.S. SUPPORTED CARRIERS Adams Networks Custer Telephone Cooperative Peoples Wireless Appalachian Wireless DTC Wireless Pine Belt Wireless ASTAC Epic PCS Pine Cellular AT&T Mobility ETC (Enhanced Telecommunication Pioneer Cellular • Includes Cricket Wireless, Corporation) PTCI GoPhone Prepaid and hosted Evolve Broadband virtual operators Rock Wireless Farmers Mutual Telephone Big River Broadband S and R Communications Company hentel (Sprint Affiliate [21]) Big Sky Mobile Fuego Wireless Silver Star Communications Blue Wireless GCI Wireless Snake River PCS Bluegrass Cellular i wireless SouthernLINC Breakaway Wireless Illinois Valley Cellular Sprint Corporation Bristol Bay Cellular Partnership Indigo Wireless • Including hosted virtual operators C Spire Wireless Infrastructure Networks Sprocket Wireless/Cross Carolina West Wireless Wireless Inland Cellular Cellcom SRT Communications Innovative Wireless Cellular One Nation STRATA Networks KTC PACE (Subscriber count Syringa Wireless includes Broadpoint) Limitless Mobile T-Mobile US Cellular One of East Arizona Mid-Rivers Communications • Including hosted virtual Cellular One miSpot operators and affiliates of East Central Illinois MobileNation MetroPCS Chariton Valley Wireless Mosaic Telecom TelAlaska Cellular Chat Mobility MTA Solutions Thumb Cellular Choice Wireless Nemont U.S. Cellular Choice Wireless NEP Wireless Union Wireless (former Cellular One TXOK) Nex-Tech Wireless United Wireless Clear Talk (Flat Wireless) • Includes Westlink Communications NMobile Colorado Valley Verizon Wireless Communications NNTC Wireless • Including hosted virtual operators Commnet Wireless (wholesale) NorthwestCell Viaero Wireless Copper Valley Telecom nTelos VTel Cordova Wireless NVC West Central Wireless CTC Wireless OTZ Cellular OTHER COUNTRIES & CARRIERS COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE OPERATOR NAME MESSAGING AVAILABILITY AFGHANISTAN 93 TELECOM DEV • AFGHANISTAN Text ALBANIA 355 PLUS AL ALBANIA Text ALBANIAN MOBILE COMMS Text EAGLE MOBILE Text, Picture, Video VODAFONE Text, Picture, Video ALGERIA 213 ALGERIE TELECOM Text, Picture, Video DJEZZY Text, Picture, Video WATANIYA Text, Picture, Video AMERICAN SAMOA 1+684 BLUE SKY • AMERICAN SAMOA Text ANDORRA 376 STA • ANDORRA Text ANGOLA 244 MOVICEL Text ANGUILLA 1+264 WEBLINKS ANGUILLA Text CABLE & WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video CABLE & WIRELESS WEST INDIES Text ANTIGUA & BARBUDA 1+268 DIGICEL (ANTIGUA & BARB) Text, Picture, Video ANTIGUA PUBLIC UTILITIES AUTHORITY (APUA) Text, Picture, Video CABLE & WIRELESS, ANTIGUA Text, Picture, Video ARGENTINA 54 AMX ARGENTINA SA. (CLARO) Text, Picture, Video TELEFONICA MOVISTAR Text, Picture, Video PERSONAL Text, Picture, Video ARMENIA 374 ARMENTEL Text, Picture, Video K TELECOM/VIVACELL • ARMENIA Text, Picture, Video ORANGE ARMENIA Text ARUBA 297 DTH TELEVISION & TELECOMM Text, Picture, Video DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video SETAR GSM Text, Picture, Video AUSTRALIA 61 VIRGIN MOBILE Text, Picture, Video HUTCHISON 3G (3) Text, Picture, Video OPTUS Text, Picture, Video TELSTRA Text, Picture, Video VODAFONE Text, Picture, Video AUSTRIA 43 ORANGE AUSTRIA TELECOM GMBH Text HUTCHISON 3G Text, Picture, Video T-MOBILE AUSTRIA Text, Picture, Video CONNECT- AUSTRIA Text MOBILKOM AUSTRIA Text, Picture, Video tele.Ring Telekom Text, Picture, Video AZERBAIJAN 994 AZERCELL • AZERBAIJAN Text AZERFON LLC • AZERBAIJAN Text OTHER COUNTRIES & CARRIERS COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE OPERATOR NAME MESSAGING AVAILABILITY BAHAMAS 1+242 BAHAMAS TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY Text BTC • BAHAMAS • GSM Text, Picture, ZAIN Text, Picture, Video STC Text, Picture, Video BANGLADESH 880 PACIFIC BANGLADESH TELECOM Text, Picture, Video AKTEL BANGLADESH Text BANGALINK Text, Picture, Video GRAMEENPHONE • BANGLADESH Text TELETALK BANGLADESH Text AIRTEL BANGLADESH LTD. Text, Picture, Video BARBADOS 1+246 DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video CABLE & WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video BELARUS 375 BEST BELARUS Text MTS BELARUS Text, Picture, Video VELCOM BELARUS Text, Picture, Video BELGIUM 32 BASE NV/KPN ORANGE • BELGUIM Text MOBISTAR Text, Picture, Video PROXIMUS Text, Picture, Video BELIZE 501 BTL Text, Picture, Video BENIN 229 SPACETEL Text, Picture, Video BERMUDA 1+441 DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video BERMUDA DIGITAL Text, Picture, Video BHUTAN 975 TASHICELL BHUTAN Text, Picture, Video BOLIVIA 591 TELEFONICA CELULAR DE BOLIVIA SA Text NUEVATEL Text, Picture, Video BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 387 HT MOBILE COMM. LTD. MOSTAR • BOSNI Text MOBIS Text, Picture, Video BH TELECOM BOSNIA Text BOTSWANA 267 ORANGE BOTSWANA Text, Picture, Video BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 1+284 CABLE & WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video DIGICEL BVI Text, Picture, Video CCT • GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS Text, Picture, Video BRAZIL 55 AMAZONIA CELULAR BRAZIL Text BRASIL TELECOM Text, Picture, Video CLARO S.A. Text TIM BRASIL Text, Picture, Video NEXTEL Text, Picture, Video OI BRAZIL Text VIVO Text, Picture, Video BRUNEI 673 B MOBILE Picture, Video BULGARIA 359 MOBILTEL BULGARIA Text, Picture, Video GLOBUL BULGARIA Text, Picture, Video BTC MOBILE Text, Picture, Video OTHER COUNTRIES & CARRIERS COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE OPERATOR NAME MESSAGING AVAILABILITY BURKINA FASO 226 CELTEL Text, Picture, Video TELMOB Text, Picture, Video BURUNDI 257 AFRICELL Text, Picture, Video CAMBODIA 855 METFONE CAMBODIA Text, Picture, Video SOTELCO Text, Picture, Video CAM GSM Text, Picture, Video HELLO AXIATA Text, Picture, Video SMART MOBILE CAMBODIA Text, Picture, Video CAMEROON 237 ORANGE CAMEROON Text, Picture, Video MTN Text, Picture, Video CANADA 1 2137791 ONTARIO LTD Text BELL MOBILITY Text, Picture, Video DAVE WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video DRYDEN TELEPHONE Text, Picture, Video EASTLINK DBA BRAGG COMMUNICATIONS Text, Picture, Video ENFLICK, INC. Text FONGO • CANADA Text GLOBALIVE WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video IRISTEL Text, Picture, Video LES.NET, INC. Text LYNX MOBILITY Text MTS Text, Picture, Video PUBLIC MOBILE Text, Picture, Video SASKTEL Text, Picture, Video PRIMUS Text, Picture, Video VIDEOTRON G.P. Text, Picture, Video VIRGIN MOBILE Text, Picture, Video ICE WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video FIDO SOLUTIONS INC. Text, Picture, Video ROGERS/MICROCELL Text, Picture, Video TELUS MOBILITY Text, Picture, Video CAPE VERDE 238 CV MOVEL Text, Picture, Video CAYMAN ISLANDS 1+345 CABLE & WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video CENTRAL AFRICAN REP. 236 Nationlink CAF Text CHAD 235 CELTEL TCHAD SA Text, Picture, Video MILLICOM CHAD Text, Picture, Video CHILE 56 VTR CHILE Text ENTEL PCS Text, Picture, Video CLARO/SMARTCOM Text, Picture, Video MOVISTAR Text, Picture, Video OTHER COUNTRIES & CARRIERS COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE OPERATOR NAME MESSAGING AVAILABILITY CHINA 86 CHINA TELECOM Text, Picture, Video CHINA MOBILE Text, Picture, Video CHINA UNICOM Text, Picture, Video COLOMBIA 57 COMCEL • 3GSM Text, Picture, Video COLOMBIA MOVIL Text, Picture, Video MOVISTAR Text, Picture, Video CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REP 243 CONGO CHINE TELECOM Text, Picture, Video TIGO DEMOCRATIC REP Text VODACOM Text, Picture, Video CONGO, REPUBLIC OF THE 242 EQUATEUR TELECOM CONGO Picture, Video WARID CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE) Text COOK ISLANDS 682 TELECOM COOK ISLANDS • KOKANET Text COSTA RICA 506 CLARO COSTA RICA Text, Picture, Video ICE Text, Picture, Video TELEFONICA DE COSTA RICA TC, S.A. Text CÔTE D’IVOIRE 225 ORICEL CI Text ORANGE IVORY COAST Text, Picture, Video COMIUM Text, Picture, Video MTN CÔTE D’IVOIRE Text, Picture, Video CROATIA 385 CROATIAN TELECOM INC. Text TELE2 CROATIA Text, Picture, Video VIPNET D.O.O. • CROATIA Text CYPRUS 357 PRIMETEL PLC Text, Picture, Video CYTAGSM • CYPRUS Text SCANCOM CYPRUS Text, Picture, Video CZECH REPUBLIC 420 VODAFONE CZECH REPUBLIC A.S. Text, Picture, Video TELEFONICA CZECH REPUBLIC, A.S. Text, Picture, Video T-MOBIL Text, Picture, Video DENMARK 45 BARABLU DENMARK Text, Picture, Video LYCAMOBILE DENMARK Text, Picture, Video TELENOR Text, Picture, Video HUTCHISON 3G DENMARK Text, Picture, Video TELIA MOBILE DENMARK Text TDC DENMARK Text, Picture, Video DOMINICA 1+767 DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video CABLE & WIRELESS Text, Picture, Video DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1+809 TRICOM Text, Picture, Video ORANGE Text, Picture, Video CENTENNIAL (TRILOGY) Text, Picture, Video CLARO DOMINICANA Text, Picture, Video OTHER COUNTRIES & CARRIERS COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE OPERATOR NAME MESSAGING AVAILABILITY ECUADOR 593 CORPORACION NACIONAL DE TELECOM Text OTECEL S.A. Text, Picture, Video CONECEL Text, Picture, Video EGYPT 20 MOBINIL (ECMS) Text ETISALAT MISR Text, Picture, Video VODAFONE Text, Picture, Video EL SALVADOR 503 CTE TELECOM PERSONAL Text, Picture, Video DIGICEL Text, Picture, Video TELEMOVIL EL SALVADOR Text, Picture, Video TELEFONICA MOVISTAR Text, Picture, Video ESTONIA 372 EMT Text, Picture, Video TELE2 EESTI AS Text, Picture, Video ELISA EESTI AS Text, Picture, Video FALKLAND ISL. (MALVINAS) 500 Cable & WIRELESS Falklands Text FIJI 679 DIGICEL FIJI Text, Picture, Video VODAFONE Text, Picture, Video FINLAND 358 DNA LTD Text ALANDS MOBILTELEFON AB Text ELISA EESTI AS Text, Picture, Video TELIASONERA FINLAND OYJ Text FRANCE 33 LLEIDA FRANCE Text ORANGE FRANCE Text, Picture, Video SFR Text, Picture, Video BOUYGUES Text, Picture, Video FR. ANTILLES (MARTINIQUE) 596 BOUYGUES TELECOM (DIGICEL) Text, Picture, Video FRENCH GUIANA 594 DAUPHIN TELECOM SAS Text FRENCH POLYNESIA 689 TIKIPHONE TAHITI (VINI)-FRENCH POLY Text GABON 241 CELETEL Text, Picture, Video TELECEL Text, Picture, Video GAMBIA 220 GAMCEL Text, Picture, Video QCELL Text, Picture, Video GEORGIA 995 GEOCELL LLC. Text MAGTICOM-GEORGIA Text MOBITEL Text, Picture, Video GERMANY 49
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