CDMA-LESS on Qin for Verizon users

Phones that don’t have CDMA capability will have problems with incoming texts and drops in service at random…,

The Eitza is “CDMA-less”

(it shuts off CDMA and relies only on 4G-LTE and 5G) like the Qin (and others) that are GSM and LTE phones,

But since there are phones that only run with CDMA-less on if you get that IMEI then it should be on by default (so for US-mobile/warp users you don’t have to call in every month) does anyone use one of those IMEI"‘s?

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or which phone?

Explain?

Verizon shut down their CDMA in 2023

Still, for some reason…

I’ve seen it myself

“seen“?

With a phone I set up.

Seen what?

On and off service. Fixed with getting cdmaless activated by Verizon.

Right but you saw what I wrote about the IMEI

Yes, but most won’t have access to an IMEI like that, unless they have another phone with those qualifications.

Why can’t you just generate one online?

If you have some sort of formula, go for it.

I’ll show you tomorrow…

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How is this supposed to be the solution?
I don’t understand

I’m asking because I had this problem yesterday on QIN and I called US MOBILE and they changed the plan to T MOBILE instead of Verizon and it works a little weakly in Monsey

Idk why I Left this topic like this, basically I tested a qin with a pixel 5a IMEI and I had to call US mobile once to enable CDMA less and I was good, tried a pixel 3 IMEI and I had to call every month

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I found that it’s random some phones you have to set CDMA less once and it works for good others you have to do every month

Maybe it’s not random :thinking:

I called us mobile and asked them to turn on cdma less. Then I asked the rep if I need to call them monthly and she said it’s gonna be based off your imei and I told her mine. She looked it up and told me I need to call in monthly. It was a Cat S22 Flip IMEI.

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