Can anyone recommend a good no-contract carrier that is compatible with this product?
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There are some options if you can limit yourself to wi-fi only or limited use. Lycamobile has excellent pay as you go rates if you don't plan on using data (T-mobile only so only 2G speeds). There is a 2000 min for $45/year on AT&T;'s GoPhone with no data. Ptel and H2O might worth looking at as they have some interesting pay as you go products and they are AT&T.; Data is expensive generally on pay as you go though. But, yeah Cricket is probably the best deal.
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If you are in the US, Cricket (a new AT&T; subsidiary, recently merged with AIO, also an AT&T; subsidiary) or Straight Talk (an AT&T;/T-mobile MVNO sold through Wal-Mart) both offer competitive pre-paid plans with data in the $35 to $45/month range -- and cheaper options, as well. This phone should also work with AT&T; Go-Phone pre-paid service. All T-mobile service is also now no-contract -- both pre-paid and post-paid -- and this phone will work with T-mobile, but the US version will likely be better in most areas. Search Wikipedia for "US MVNOs" -- any that use AT&T; or T-mobile will likely work with this phone. If you are in the US, Cricket (a new AT&T; subsidiary, recently merged with AIO, also an AT&T; subsidiary) or Straight Talk (an AT&T;/T-mobile MVNO sold through Wal-Mart) both offer competitive pre-paid plans with data in the $35 to $45/month range -- and cheaper options, as well. This phone should also work with AT&T; Go-Phone pre-paid service. All T-mobile service is also now no-contract -- both pre-paid and post-paid -- and this phone will work with T-mobile, but the US version will likely be better in most areas. Search Wikipedia for "US MVNOs" -- any that use AT&T; or T-mobile... » Read More If you are in the US, Cricket (a new AT&T; subsidiary, recently merged with AIO, also an AT&T; subsidiary) or Straight Talk (an AT&T;/T-mobile MVNO sold through Wal-Mart) both offer competitive pre-paid plans with data in the $35 to $45/month range -- and cheaper options, as well. This phone should also work with AT&T; Go-Phone pre-paid service. All T-mobile service is also now no-contract -- both pre-paid and post-paid -- and this phone will work with T-mobile, but the US version will likely be better in most areas. Search Wikipedia for "US MVNOs" -- any that use AT&T; or T-mobile will likely work with this phone. « Show Less
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There are some options if you can limit yourself to wi-fi only or limited use. Lycamobile has excellent pay as you go rates if you don't plan on using data (T-mobile only so only 2G speeds). There is a 2000 min for $45/year on AT&T's GoPhone with no data. Ptel and H2O might worth looking at as they have some interesting pay as you go products and they are AT&T. Data is expensive generally on pay as you go though. But, yeah Cricket is probably the best deal.
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Republic Wireless! Cheapest data plans I have found. (Unlimited talk/text/data for $25/mo)
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ATT is offering no contract with this phone for $40/month, unlimited talk and text, with unlimited data (first 1.5 GB/mo is on their higher speed network). It's $40/month with autopay. You can buy this phone from their store or independently with that deal.
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Any carrier that uses a sim card (NOT Verizon or Sprint). I have T-Mobile and AT&T; installed (2 lines) and they work beautifully!
1498159
A "no contract" phone is simply that, a phone that can be taken to almost any carrier. "Unlocked" phones allow you to place ANY SIM/Micro-SIM into it and use on that carrier in whatever country you travel to. I have an unlocked phone because I travel a lot internationally and am able to use with a local Micro-SIM from whatever carrier.
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You don't have to have a contract to buy or use this phone. Yes, it is compatible, but always double check with Verizon. (my daughter has this phone and loves it, she is 34)
81505
I have the Galaxi S2 for Virgin Mobile and it works perfectly. I thought the S2 was the same externally no matter who the carrier is.
687218
I set it up with Virgin Mobile as soon as I got it with no problem. I don't know if you can use it with any other carrier.
2210196
If you go to http://www.jeepworld.com/merchandise/jeepstrollers/libertystroller.htm it has a list of all compatible carriers
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PUK is from your carrier, I believe. You can also look into your local or mail-order cell repair options for people with the proper hardware to support this operation.
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No. I'm not sure that there is an available insert for this carrier. I'm sorry to not be of more help!
1466369
the last i heard about indicom and cdma networks, was that they were not compatible. check with your carrier to find out whether or not it will provide the coverage you want.
1081964
If you're in the US you need to go with Cingular or T-mobile. I'd personally suggest cingular (rollever, better network) but check coverages in your area just to be sure
526682
I had no problem with mine . You just have to make sure the carrier you are going to use has service in that area. I used mine when I was out of State, but the carrier had no service in my home area.
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Nope no contract required! That is why I bought it. I took it to my local Verizon dealer and they set it up for me and transferred my existing phone numbers to my new phone. I paid a little nominal service fee to do that, but it is sure nice to have no contract or belocked in for two years. If you have more questions let me know.
1846665
The phone is unlocked so any standard SIM card will work. The carrier doesn't matter.
354056
Yes, any company with unlocked service. If they have sim cards, the phone will accept it. I have two sim cards in my phone and have no problem.
1080685
I would buy through virgin mobile. It was really hard to set up and transfer. I had to make multiple calls to customer service to get everything taken care of. It's worth the extra money to avoid the headache.
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Yes , A no contract phone. That's the best thing about it but the only carrier it's available through is sprint I believe...