Do you need to pay a contract?
999996
NO...depend on agreement with your service provider based on your sim card. But the phone itself, is free to all sim and no contact.
999997
No contract. It is the price of the phone you can use it with any GSM network or CDMA. All the best.
673977
What you pay initially is all you are required to pay for the term of the service contract. Your item will be repaired or replaced with no further charge to you. This includes shipping.
1719333
Yes if there's no contract on it or make sure it's not just for a pay as you go unlimited plan.
1387857
I've always been on a contract so I don't know for sure. I would assume so if your provider would allow it.
1171350
There is no contract necessary, but it is not plug and play. The instructions include a web site at AT&T; where you have to register the unit's serial number. You also have to register the phone numbers of users, up to 10, I think. I am not sure, but they might have to be AT&T; phones.
2073204
No. You don't need to pay anything, other than batteries when in need of replacement.
2014343
I think it depends, you can always inquire about it with them. I buy the Verizon phones without contracts and my prepaid service flashes it over to their network.
1717590
Yes you do. They have a program where you can pay only for the months you want/need service. No contract required. We use this during the summer months while camping.
1305787
as long as I have a SIM card that is valid and fits the phone, no difference. a no contract is like an ATT go Phone, or walmarts NET 10. you don't sign a contract and you pay as you go,
507687
If it's for a tablet they will usually put under a contract. there is not a cheap way around it, i've looked around
419818
I'm pretty sure I saw a third party name on the contract. I have had 3rd party contracts in the past so I was undeterred by it. The first one that paid out was for my xbox360 that I got on release day and it died 2 years or so later, they gave me the original purchase price minus tax and service contract so I came out on top considering they had come down enough to cover both.
1043850
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 be locked in for two years. If you have more questions let me know.
1331830
No contract required. This is a piece of hardware only. Neighbors won't benefir unless they are in the room with you.
675781
it's no contract, old sport... i recently bought it thats why i know... also this phone is a piece of crap dont buy it. You see the reason i say that, old sport, is because the touch screen isnt very responsive after a while of use. Glad to help you, old sport.
37104
No need for contract - it will accept any SIM. Please be aware that it does not have Wi-Fi (i could not connect it). My wife use the phone for foreign SIMs when she travel to Europe and far east.
1261858
Some people mean different things when they say "no-contract". For my personal experience, I ordered this phone to replace a Verizon Droid Razr HD phone that had a cracked screen. I am under contract with Verizon, but was unable to upgrade to a new phone without paying an arm & a leg. I purchased this phone right after Christmas & switched my service over on New Year's Eve. It is under contract, but I did not have to renew my contract. I actually think I will probably never renew again & purchase a phone. I think I will keep the plan I have & continue buying phones from other places than Verizon. I don't know if this helps you, but maybe it will.
779151
No..you dont need new contract..just transfer a old sim number to a new sim for iphone 5s..maybe you need to pay $5-$10 for a new sim..at a local verizon store