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	Name:	Ulysses E. McGill -
	Subject:	Straight Talk/Galaxy II/ I Phone 4&5
	Date:	8/3/2013 2:01:28 AM

Absolutely true. I've done considerable research and have found that Straight Talk sells phones that use Sprint, Verizon, ATT, and even T-Mobile networks depending on the location in the USA where you buy the phone and the agreements they have negotiated. For example, you can not get a CDMA-V (verizon network) phone in the Metro Atlanta area (or even in many Alabama metro areas), but you can get one through Wally World in Alex City. If you go on the Walmart website for phones, the zip you enter will make a huge difference on phones available. A straight Talk I Phone 5 bought in Atlanta will use the ATT network. A Straight Talk I Phone 5 bought in Alex City will use the Verizon network. Also, all the major networks have subcontractors which may cause Straight Talk service to be sub-par (from the parent company service) in certain rural areas. Phones of the same name also have modifications depending on the area sold and the network they use. These are the reasons I'm specifically looking for direct experience withe these specific phones utilizing the Verizon CDMA network around the lake.