I have a primary and vacation home. Would I be able to use at either? and would I need to register when I move locations?same cell used at both locati
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I have been able to move it to different places with little hassle . Simply log onto your AT&T; account online, re register the device and put in the new address. It was up in less than ten minutes. Easy peezy.
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I have been able to move it to different places with little hassle . Simply log onto your AT&T account online, re register the device and put in the new address. It was up in less than ten minutes. Easy peezy.
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Yes and NO. You can set it up at home and it might work in both locations. I own two of them and setup one at home. I registered it for work though and it worked in both locations although I plugged it into two different DSL routers.
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You need to register the cell phones with it, the microcell plugs into the internet, reminder this only works for ATT cell
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Do you have two phone numbers working on the one phone? Would it be possible to have a US (ATT) and a Telcel number active at the same time? Calvin
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I cannot be certain that these are the same. But I would like you to know these phones are very hard to get to work correctly in the environment that we had. You must have the Main phone it will connect to your phone lines and to an Ethernet cable which will need to go to a internet router. Then the other extensions connect to the router as well threw Ethernet. If you want a cordless phone in your system it will only connect to a base phone and will limit the use to one or the other they will not work at the same time. Transferring and call hold are not very user friendly. If you pickup a line and don't clear it properly all lines will be open and you cannot receive or make calls. You cannot pick up a call placed on hold by any extension except the one you used to place it on hold. If you need an office phone system look up the X16 it may be a better option for cost, flexibility, and proformance. I hope this helps. Have a great day.
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Yes, but only numbers you've programmed in your dialing list. We eliminated our home phone and have our old home number in the cell phone so when we're away from home, we miss nothing. I would never go back to the old way.
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I don't think you could really use it in that manner, but you could get in touch with the company to be sure. I think when it is initially activated it needs to be near the base station (or possible on it if memory serves) so if your pet was gone, that would obviously be a problem. Not sure if it can be reactivated without also being near/on the base station. It is not an On-Demand service where you just pay the fee when you need it (i.e. not like renting movies on-demand, more like cable/internet service-personally I think the best analogy is to an alarm-type monitoring service for your home, except it is your pet in this case). I don't think you could really use it in that manner, but you could get in touch with the company to be sure. I think when it is initially activated it needs to be near the base station (or possible on it if memory serves) so if your pet was gone, that would obviously be a problem. Not sure if it can be reactivated without also being near/on the base station. It is not an On-Demand service where you just pay the fee when you need it (i.e. not like renting movies on-demand, more like cable/internet service-personally I think the best analogy is to an alarm-type monitoring service for your... » Read More I don't think you could really use it in that manner, but you could get in touch with the company to be sure. I think when it is initially activated it needs to be near the base station (or possible on it if memory serves) so if your pet was gone, that would obviously be a problem. Not sure if it can be reactivated without also being near/on the base station. It is not an On-Demand service where you just pay the fee when you need it (i.e. not like renting movies on-demand, more like cable/internet service-personally I think the best analogy is to an alarm-type monitoring service for your home, except it is your pet in this case). « Show Less
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I've used both numbers without moving any of the settings. But I haven't used them at the same time, when I want to change from one number to another, I turn off the cell phone, open the back, change the chips and turn it on again. Hope it helped.
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Generally, if you go to the TracFone website and enter your area code into the specified search bar, TracFone will give you a suggested list of what phones will work where you live...that is how I came across this Samsung Model, looking for a slider phone that would work both at home (in Maine) and at college (in Virginia)
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Yes. Simultaneously. You can activate two in the same region for different numbers. Or if you travel you can have one domestic card and the other dedicated to an international provider where you travel. Pretty nifty!
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You need either one. It's amazing! I love it. Add long as I have internet service on my phone, I can check up on the house our my baby!
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Yes. That's absolutely right. Currently, I utilize two sim cards from two different providers at the same time. Both sims (with their respective numbers) are active at the same time and I have had no problems making or receiving calls from either.
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You would have to ask Verizon for heir coverage. I have used mine wherever I go.
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You can pay a one-time fee to either keep your current home number or choose a new one with the same area code
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The no Contract thing is more of a question of what US Cellular offers. I am using my for US Cellular, but I do have a contract for my wifes phone. They phones are not regional, and I travel with mine all the time. Again, it's up to what plan you have as to wether you are charged for roaming. I do find my battery to drain really fast when I'm outside of my normal service area.
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Yes.1. Select an address first, the select Go2. Select another address and select Go3. It will ask for whether you want to add to the trip or not.
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You can use it anywhere you like. TO BE HONEST DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY IT DOESN'T WORK!!!
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You just use your normal micro SIM in the primary slot, and use the second slot for the SIM for another number...either a second domestic number, or a foreign number. Bottom line: each SIM supports a different phone number/account.
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You can only use this as a hotspot with the $70/mo plan *and* purchase the additional $15/mo plan to enable this functionality. It will not work as a hotspot with the $30/mo plan.