Hello. I broke my Q10 SQN100-1. Can I buy this one and put sim card in without having to do anything else w/ AT&T to use on their network the same?
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Yes, provided the card itself was not damaged with the original phone (eg. if the phone was in water, you might need a new one).Worst case, you go to your carrier and ask for a new card. It should be either free or very cheap (5-10 dollars).
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Yes you can do that mine was locked to AT&T; but I unlocked to use when I went to Europe. How broken is your other q10, inbox me about that
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Hello Alyssa, Be sure to purchase one that uses the ATT network. I've purchased 3 of them an the SIM cards and plan from AT&T store work great! I'll get a 5 next year.
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Yes, you can use your SIM card, and that's exactly why I bought it. I did not want to enter into another agreement with AT&T, and additionally, I like a flip phone... and these are a dying breed. If you're looking to put your SIM card in... by all means, purchase the phone. Make sure your contacts are Saved to your SIM card from your old phone, to avoid having to re-enter. Good luck!
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I don't believe AT&T; has sim cards. I already had T-mobile service, so that is why I selected that vendor. You can choose any vendor that issues sim cards. as for basic line services, should be like 10$/month. The unit will accept line lines if you already have one, but if lan line is cut by intruder or service is down, the unit will not call out.
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Yes. I am currently using a T-Mobile Blackberry on the AT&T; network. Just swap the sims card. Not sure about phones not using a sims card.
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As long as it is a sim card that says BRING YOUR OWN PHONE then it doesn't matter if the phone is AT&T or T-Mobile. If the sim card does not say that then it must be activated with a NET 10 phone. I am still pretty new to NET 10 so I am learning as I go.
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YES! You can just put your current sim card in that you have now. That's what I did.and I have AT&T.;
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It depends on which model it is. SQN100-5 works on AT&T; LTE, 3G, EDGE and HSPA+SQN100-3 works on AT&T; and T-Mobile but you will not get AT&Ts; LTE bands with that phone. You will only pickup EDGE, 3G, HSPA+ on AT&T.; If you
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I'm guessing you could, because I chose the plan, it didn't come with the phone. So assuming you would do the same. No harm calling or webchat with AT&T; first.
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yes u can. i broke my nokia nuron and bought this phone as a back up. i put my t-mo sim card and it worked fine. Its a cool phone and is serving still serving as my current phone until i buy my high-tech phone flat out without extending my t-mo contract
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Only if you're a at&t contract customer . If your sim is a different size you'll have to take it to a at&t store or retailer with at&t to in stall the sim card they will also need phone serial & imei numbers
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NO. You do need a sim card from AT&T.; You can buy them at best buy or on line and here on Amazon
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Yes you can do that. I used AT&T; phone before buying this phone and l have no problem with it.
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I would not waste my time taking it to the local store. Most of them are cluless, and will tell you it's not doable. It's 100% doable. Put your sim card in your new phone, and use Wifi as much as you want. It's an unbranded phone not carried by AT&T;, so they have no way (at least for now) of knowing it's a smartphone.
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Yes...mine came with a T-Mobile SIM card and the instructions guided me in registering it for my lifetime free 250 MB of 4G data. I would assume one could swap out another SIM card as long as it is the same frequencies (AT&T in US? Not sure about international).
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Yes, get a Consumer Cellular (standard) SIM. Any previously used AT&T; phone or unlocked GSM phones would work
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Hello Alyssa,Be sure to purchase one that uses the ATT network. I've purchased 3 of them an the SIM cards and plan from AT&T; store work great! I'll get a 5 next year.