Can this phone actually be used as a AT &amp; T Go Phone.
291604
Short answer, yes; but you will have problems with data. ATT Go may not allow data packets to go through any smartphone on a prepaid plan if the phone is not originally part of their Go line. Aside from that you can use it for calls, texts, and wifi.
388829
Absolutely. I have a go phone account and there have been no issues. As a rule of thumb most gsm phones can work with a go phone sim card. You may have to set it up with AT&T;, but not with this phone.
1050508
Based on my knowledge only. I would have to say NO. Because phone is not an "unlocked" unit. Therefore only operates with AT and T service provider.
2158726
Short answer: no. Long answer: You cannot use it on AT&T;'s postpaid service without a data plan. As a pre-paid AT&T; Go Phone, you don't have to have a data plan. This phone should work on other carriers which use AT&T;'s system and their policy regarding smartphones vary.
2154572
The phone is locked to AT&T; so you cannot use it you are currently with another carrier e.g. Verizon. If you are already an AT&T; GoPhone customer your phone number comes over to this new phone when you insert the SIM card from your old phone. Not sure what happens if you use a SIM from an AT&T; contract phone.
688979
Yes, a Go Phone micro SIM card comes with the phone. If you are looking to add this phone to an existing non-gophone line on AT&T you will need a different SIM card than the one that comes with it though.
1818158
If the phone is unlocked any carrier should be able to host it. (this is my understanding anyway) If at&t has 4G LTE service in your area then this phone is compatible, it just may need to be turned on. Once you have a carrier you can just Google "turn on 4g Samsung Galaxy S4", there are many sites that will walk you through. Super easy though. Hope this helps
342505
Since the phone is unlocked you should be able to. But I would call AT&T; just to be sure. Hope this helps.
684711
iPhone can be used with prepaid att such as go phone,h2o,Net10 or straight talk.. it is not under any Contract
279832
Yes, you can. They say the phone must be compatible with AT&T, which this on is. It has Quad band EDGE 850/900/1800/1900MHz and 3G 850/1900 MHz so it will work very well.
1350869
Not necessarily. I just bought one up through BB and had THEM set it up. SOoooo glad, too.The SIM from my pre-existing GoPhone (Nokia) gave a "Card cannot be used" message. The included, new, card had to be used and the switch done via a phone call. It wasn't EASY.
1391351
Technically, if you knew how to root the phone and such you could. I am not certain on how that pertains to the manufacturers warranty or AT&T; policies. But as a matter of technical can do's; then yes. It would be possible.
1348289
I'm not 100 percent but if it's att you might be able to. We have a prepaid plan through Walmart family mobile which supports mostly Tmobile unless unlocked and it works fine. I would recommend calling your gophone customer service and ask them if you can use an unlocked phone because if you got to use top up cards it might not let you. Let me know what you find out! :-) and good luck.this is honestly a great phone to have.
998551
I believe you can. I used to have a basic cell phone from AT&T; with a go-phone plan. I took out my SIM card and installed it in the Galaxy phone with no problems. I first tested this by taking out my SIM card and placing it in a coworkers Galaxy phone from AT&T; and it worked. Just make sure this is an unlocked phone.
983518
yes, you can. that is what is on my AT&T; locked iPhone 5 using the $25 gophone plan + $5 data (with data rollover monthly). you can also go for the $40 gophone plan or the $60 gophone plan. but my iphone is mostly on wifi and make only a few calls; and so the lowest plan is good enough for me.
2188561
yes, but a GoPhone sim card which does not work if you need a "regular" ATandT SIM card. The ATT store gave us a free replacement SIM card
585615
It COULD, and as far as voice goes, probably would. You'd need to buy a ST SIM in order to test. You might call ST itself with this question, but getting through to and dealing with Support is, how shall we say, not ST's strong suit. I tried one with the much more service-friendly Consumer Cellular, and we could not get data to work. The surest bet is to use as a go-phone with smallest AT&T; data plan, but that puts you at $55/mo.