Can this phone be purchased and used under at&t contract to replace a broken phone of the same type?
995363
Well it is a very good phone, but the one i bought had a problem and it didnt turno on. Be sure to check seller reputation and comments when you are going to buy it. I bought another one un another store and it worked perfectly.
995364
Yes it can. I lost my phone and purchased it and the only thing I had to do was to stop by an AT&T; store and get a new sim card.
995365
Yes, it can however I would suggest just getting the Nexus five instead, Motorola doesn't update their software and the Nexus is the only a little more($350 + tax) but it is much nicer(faster processor, more Ram) , the only thing you lose is the water resistance, and the SD card.
995366
Yes! Just be careful who you purchase your phone from. My phone was sent with the incorrect battery. So aI had to purchase a bwttery also.
639972
Yes it's possible but you so need the at and t Sim card. Without the sim card is not possible. At and t should provide you a replacement sim
263119
It's not a prepaid phone. Is UNLOCKED- which means that this phone can be used as a replacemant phone for under contract, or as a prepaid phone. IN bouth cases you will need the SIM card : An used sim card if you do have previous contract or a New sim card that you dont have one, and you can buy for $10 prepaid near you. Its a good mobile but it does not come with a sim card.
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.
1204763
The phone is not a buy. For example, ATT does not accept it in their system anymore.
619808
I use mine as a contract phone. I would guess it could be used a a pre-paid, it is all the same system- just check with carrier to make sure of type.
506658
Most of there phones will go with a contract or a month to month. im under contract and i have this phone.
427080
well my phone is ATT but amazon sent it back to me, so its not in their used phone catalog, but you can use phone with any carrier its a good phone used but to expensive new,
1043849
I was already under contract just replaced my old phone with this one so I don't know if you have to are not. Sorry.
1631040
Yes, it can. Mine actually came as a t-mobile phone and was unlocked so that I could use it as an AT&T; customer
1373801
I'm sure they will. You will need to port the old phone number to the new phone- it would be under the same contract with AT & T. I bought this phone because my son broke his other one. We just took out the sim card from his old phone and put it in the new one- so we had his same number and all contact info., and we didn't need to deal with AT & T. Never had a problem with AT & T customer service though, you should be able to go to any AT & T store and have them port over the info to the new phone.
2023203
It is new and comes with a limited warranty; 1 yr from date of purchase (with proof of purchase). Coverage provided so long as the item has not been misused or used in a way for which it was not designed. If warranty service is needed it must be provided by an authorized AT&T; warranty provider. Replacement items will be covered by either a 90 day warranty or for the balance of the original warranty, whichever is longer.
178175
It is new and comes with a limited warranty; 1 yr from date of purchase (with proof of purchase). Coverage provided so long as the item has not been misused or used in a way for which it was not designed. If warranty service is needed it must be provided by an authorized AT&T warranty provider. Replacement items will be covered by either a 90 day warranty or for the balance of the original warranty, whichever is longer.
342505
Since the phone is unlocked you should be able to. But I would call AT&T; just to be sure. Hope this helps.
2280958
Only if you purchase the phone through here as verizon doesnt offer this phone as a contract phone anymore. Its not a new upcoming phone
1422424
This depends on your carrier contract of service and not the phone. It's gsm so if your contract allows you can switch it. Be aware of termination fees and so on.
1391352
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.