does asin# BOO865GBK4 use verizon towers?
1010793
It should. When I talked to the representative he said that it operated off of AT&T;, Verizon, Sprint, and Altell towers. I get signal out where I live which mainly a Verizon area (has mostly Verizon towers, there are NO AT&T; towers around here so it must operate on Verizon towers)
1010794
In my service area it does for sure. I found it on a guys web page somewhere, and it sounded like it was always Verizon (and none of the net10 phones roam to other carriers, should that matter).
1010795
Yes, it works off Verizon towers. You will confirm this as you activate the phone, it will have a Verizon message playing as you activate.
402011
Yes, I used it with Straight talk SIM card, and it worked with no problems. I'm not sure about the Verizon towers compatibility though.
1631707
Not sure. I would call verizon and ask because some of the cells cross over and some don't. This is not a smart phone.
1547075
I don't think so, my company phone is H2O I think from at&t or Verizon I'm no sure
1267341
Yes it does support Verizon, it's a Verizon model phone. And Verizon does use SIM cards for any phone that is 4G LTE enabled and has been since the release of the HTC Thunderbolt, their flagship LTE phone when their service first started. You can even search amazon right now for "Verizon SIM cards" and see for yourself.
153722
No, because this is a SIM FREE Mobile and Verizon works only by satellite reception and not by SIM cards.
1777441
NOT verizon Its GSM works on AT&T; towers Will work Contract and Prepaid and theres your answer!
135468
No LTE with AT&T here, just 4g. But your local tower could be different. Verizon appears to work with LTE.
242144
Thank you for the question, it is a new SIM free terminal. Probably, it seems that use is possible at Verizon. StudioCIRCUS jp&#12288;&#65306;Akira&#12288;Katori
1117675
Yes. We have 4g and we went from 2 bars to 5. Our first booster didn't work though, so if your phone doesn't connect, chances are it's a faulty tower.
1216950
AT&T; Samsung Galaxy Express uses GSM network; Verizon uses CDMA network, two different networks; but supposedly Verizon is switching to GSM in 2014, So best bet would be to contact a Verizon Rep to check GSM networks availability
1604280
According to Ascendis Software, the modem does indeed support Caller ID: http://www.ascendis.com/callerid/modems.php [Edit] I bought two of these, and the caller ID on my Verizon landline has been inconsistent for both, missing catching the ID on about 50% the calls. Other modems work fine on my line. I see another person who had the same complaint: http://ascendis.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1356&sid=e6ce8636a0b943df381989b71ba23781
913039
NO, I just found out and wanted to share with others that the protocol used for Verizon & Sprint uses CDMA, while AT&T; & T Mobile use GSM. So the phones hardware communicates to the cell tower differently. :(
1376019
All cell phone providers can use each other's towers but you might want to check with your service provider or with Verizon about useage ( Rommong Charges )
1722040
We do. ASIN is B00D5Y2XO4. We have merged the two listings to make searching between the two more convenient.
1939096
No. This is a gsm phone that uses sim cards. Verizon is a cdma carrier and uses the phones software authenticate by the esn on the phone to establish service.
728633
You would actually need to become a "Jitterbug/GreatCall Customer". We use Verizon's towers so you'd still have the same great coverage....you would just pay your monthly fee to us. Plus, we have no contracts!-Sean from Jitterbug