Cell phone ID Motorola

Previously on alt.cellular.motorola, Martin Toth said:

; How does one go about IDing the Model of a Motorola Timeport?
; It looks like a P7382 or P7389 How can I confirm exact model?

Read the sticker under the battery.

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"Jeffrey Kaplan" <postmaster@gordol.org> wrote in message
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> Previously on alt.cellular.motorola, Martin Toth said:
>
> ; How does one go about IDing the Model of a Motorola Timeport?
> ; It looks like a P7382 or P7389 How can I confirm exact model?
>
> Read the sticker under the battery.
>
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> Jeffrey Kaplan <*> www.gordol.org
> The from userid is killfiled <*> Send personal mail to gordol
>
> "Does the word 'privacy' mean anything to you Mr. Garibaldi?" (Dr.
> Hobbes, B5 "Interludes and Examinations")

Good Idea The sticker under the label has a model number of 92936XWXBA
Which is no way near P7382 or P7289

Suggestions? Is there some key combination to get the Handset to give up
its model number?

Previously on alt.cellular.motorola, Martin Toth said:

; > Read the sticker under the battery.
;
; Good Idea The sticker under the label has a model number of 92936XWXBA
; Which is no way near P7382 or P7289

Read more of it. Every Motorola phone I've owned has the model number
on the sticker. On my current, there are three bar codes with a set of
words and numbers under each. The middle one says: "Model: T720c" My
previous has it's model number in the same place, the one before that
along the side instead.

Unless the sticker is damaged, the model number should be on there.
Otherwise, contact Motorola.

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withdrawn the spell, but there will be others." (Elric, B5 "The
Geometry of Shadows")

"Jeffrey Kaplan" <postmaster@gordol.org> wrote in message
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> Previously on alt.cellular.motorola, Martin Toth said:
>
> ; > Read the sticker under the battery.
> ;
> ; Good Idea The sticker under the label has a model number of 92936XWXBA
> ; Which is no way near P7382 or P7289
>
> Read more of it. Every Motorola phone I've owned has the model number
> on the sticker. On my current, there are three bar codes with a set of
> words and numbers under each. The middle one says: "Model: T720c" My
> previous has it's model number in the same place, the one before that
> along the side instead.
>
> Unless the sticker is damaged, the model number should be on there.
> Otherwise, contact Motorola.

I am looking into the back of my [spare] P7389, and there is nothing obvious
to identify the model. Nor does my Ti250.
>
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> "I'm afraid you're going to have to spend the rest of your life paying
> for your mistakes. Not this one of course, it's trivial. I have
> withdrawn the spell, but there will be others." (Elric, B5 "The
> Geometry of Shadows")

Previously on alt.cellular.motorola, R. Mark Clayton said:

; > Unless the sticker is damaged, the model number should be on there.
; > Otherwise, contact Motorola.
;
; I am looking into the back of my [spare] P7389, and there is nothing obvious
; to identify the model. Nor does my Ti250.

Well, all I can say then is that it's there on all of the Mot phones
I've had and have.

I guess that leaves "contact Motorola".

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"It's sorta the Egyptian god of frustration." (Sgt. Allen, B5 "Hour of
the Wolf")

The only way that I would go about to figure out the difference between
the two model will be:
1. Check on the label behind the battery
2. Search both models via Google.com.


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