Can i put my verizon sim card in an at&t phone?
You didn't say which phones you are using, but most likely not. At the very least, if the phones are not unlocked, the sims won't work. Verizon and AT&T also use different technologies altogether. Verizon is cdma, AT&T is gsm. Unless the phone supports both, switching them won't work. Finally, the two networks use different frequencies for their 4g services. If the phones aren't cross compatible there as well, no 4g.
Where do you buy Verizon SIM cards?
Question: “Where do you buy Verizon SIM cards?”I do not. I am not a Verizon customer. That was your question.Verizon SIMs can be found at a Verizon store,or other authorized reseller, such as Best Buy.
Can I put a Verizon sim card in a T-Mobile phone?
Well the short answer is most likely No, it won't work.But, there is a slight chance that a few LTE bands “may” work, giving you data only.Verizon uses CDMA radios for voice communication, whereas T-Mobile uses GSM radios only. The GS7 you have most likely only has GSM radios, so it will not fully operate (or operate at all) on Verizons network.As far as fines are concerned, I'm fairly sure you will not be fined. I've never once heard of being fined for swapping SIM cards, even on contract phones. (I'm using a Contract iPhone 7 plus from Verizon on Straight Talk as I type this for example.)Verizon, Sprint and US Cellular use CDMA radios. AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM Radios. Almost all global carriers use GSM radios. I believe there is still one European carrier that uses CDMA but I may be wrong.As far as Prepaid carriers are concerned (MVNO Carriers), it depends. Most of them are simply owned by one of the big four US carriers anyway.Nifty fact - Google has its own MVNO that uses Sprint (CDMA) and T-Mobile (GSM) on their Nexus and Pixel line of devices. Nexus and Pixel phones are built with BOTH CDMA and GSM radios so you can use them anywhere on the planet, as well as on Google’s own carrier “Project Fi”. Only Nexus and Pixel devices are allowed for obvious reasons.Hope this helped.
Where can i get a SIM card for my galaxy s4? Verizon.?
I bought a Galaxy s4 from ebay the other day. i received it in the mail today. when i tried to turn it on it said it needed a SIM card. Where can i buy one? Does Best buy or the verizon store sell them? I'm trying to get one asap.
Verizon sim card? . need a wiz not opinions.?
I have an old cell phone (flip phone) with Verizon. When I got a new line and phone I totally cleaned out the phone (just deleted everything) well just out of curiosity I was looking into those sim card readers you can get online i want to recover some old messages from my husband (: but Im hassatent to order one because I keep reading different things like texts dont save or it has to be SET to save to your sim its not automatic.. does anyone know? Really appreciate any help
Can I buy a Verizon postpaid SIM card and can open a new account?
Theoretically, you could buy one yes. But I fail to see the point. Verizon will give you one for free when you sign up. In order to sign up as a postpaid customer you still need to verify your identity and pass a background check.You can't just buy a SIM and sign up as a postpaid customer without going through this process. If you don't then you can sign up for Verizon prepaid.
Does buying a new sim card renew your contract? (Verizon)?
I'm purchasing a droid bionic 4g phone off of eBay with no service to replace my old droid 2 3G phone. The catch or at least I see it as one is the bionic doesn't come with a sim card. Questions: 1. Will I be able to purchase a new 4g sim card, no questions asked and not renew my current contract? 2. Can I use my old 3G sim card in the droid bionic and still use the 4g capabilities? Thanks in advance!
Can i use a Verizon sim card on a Straight Talk phone?
No you can not use a Verizon sim card(if you have a Verizon phone that takes a sim card), on a Straight Talk phone. Straight Talk will not unlock their phones to be used with a different providers service or sim cards. Straight Talk buys airtime from Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. The phone you have will determine what major networks towers your phone will use for service.