Will this work in Nigeria? And how will I top up after the first prepaid recharge?
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It will work anywhere you have a clear view of the sky. To top up you can set it up to automatically renew depending on which company you buy minutes from
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I bought it to use it in Nicragua, and it works perfectly. I researched a lot before activating it and this is definitely the best brand. You buy a new "chip" or SIM card in order to replace the expired one once it's over.
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These phones are GSM, and will work with any carrier with provides GSM service. Boost is a resellar, and as such uses the cell systems of other carriers. You will need a Sim card from Boost for this to work, if they do provide GSM coverage. You might consider picking up a prepaid card if they offer one for a few dollars just to see if it works.
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I use the phone oversea in Hong Kong and China, it works find. And I tried with with the AT&T; pre-paid card on the phone also.
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yes if its unlocked....the one i bought is used in Africa and there is problem.
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I don't know because I live in Nigeria not in Trinidad. All I know is, it should work because it is supposed to work all over the world if it is unlocked. Thanks and good lick.
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Hi Mohammed! The phone works perfectly well with all the networks in Nigeria. So, it should work in Morocco. Peter.
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AS far as I know you can do this, [IF PREPAID]. Best that you contact T-Mobile @ one of their mall kiosks to confirm this. The young "sharp" millennial's are pretty [hip] on this stuff. I've had V.O.I.P.(LAND-LINE) service for over 5 years, and it works quite good & clear + I like the anytime/anywhere options. I just dial-up for $9.99 a month added to my cellphone bill. Works-for-me... One negative is that one has to reboot this system after every "cable or power failure" and often you don't know that it's out B/C you don't call your own #. But I have regular callers and if I don't hear from them I investigate, & if the [blue-light] is out, you must reboot. AS far as I know you can do this, [IF PREPAID]. Best that you contact T-Mobile @ one of their mall kiosks to confirm this. The young "sharp" millennial's are pretty [hip] on this stuff. I've had V.O.I.P.(LAND-LINE) service for over 5 years, and it works quite good & clear + I like the anytime/anywhere options. I just dial-up for $9.99 a month added to my cellphone bill. Works-for-me... One negative is that one has to reboot this system after every "cable or power failure" and often you don't know that it's out B/C you don't call your own #. But I have regular callers and... » Read More AS far as I know you can do this, [IF PREPAID]. Best that you contact T-Mobile @ one of their mall kiosks to confirm this. The young "sharp" millennial's are pretty [hip] on this stuff. I've had V.O.I.P.(LAND-LINE) service for over 5 years, and it works quite good & clear + I like the anytime/anywhere options. I just dial-up for $9.99 a month added to my cellphone bill. Works-for-me... One negative is that one has to reboot this system after every "cable or power failure" and often you don't know that it's out B/C you don't call your own #. But I have regular callers and if I don't hear from them I investigate, & if the [blue-light] is out, you must reboot. « Show Less
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I purchased a SIM card through lycamobile and my phone worked in Ireland and Honduras. I have a pay as you go plan. You can check with them and see if they service where you are going
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Yes, it worked for me in the States on AT&T; and it works just as well in Mozambique. You might need to get a few settings from your provider, but even that was easy for me to figure out in Africa.
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Probably. Its a GSM phone, so it would need to be prepaid service from a provider of GSM service, T-mobile for instance.I'm very happy with this phone and the price I paid for it.I use it in the US, and when I went to Europe, I just removed the sim card and put a European one in. A kind cellphone store helped me enter some settings to make all the features work (web, text). Saved a bazillion dollars by not using my American service overseas.
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Thanks Dave, I have an android unlocked phone. Are their normally instructions on how to top up?
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Yap it was really unlocked and I experienced no problems with it aside cutting the simcard. Works great in Russia so I think Nigeria got all chances!)
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I'm sorry, I wouldn't know about the US. I use mine in the Bahamas and the system over there is completely different.I just took it to the phone company, got a sim card and pay online for data $10 at a time as I go over there.
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Hey Pablo, here are the answers to your questions: 1. Yes. The unlocked version of the phone is the international version and thus should work with all SIM cards. I bought it for my cousin in Cameroon and it is working perfectly well there. 2. I bought the new phone and it came only with the charger (no extra accessories). I don't know what's included or not included in a refurbished one but certainly it should have a charger...
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Mine was set up for prepaid when I got it. I got it to replace an identical (lost) phone that I used with a post pay plan. I am told the new one can be set up to be post-paid. But the prepaid plan has advantages, so I switched plans.
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I live in the Caribbean and took it to London already and the wifi worked just find in both regions. I don't know if it will work in Africa but if you the wifi I know it will be fine check with your phone company to see if it is comparable hope this helped.
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not too sure about Nigeria, but this blew up my one device as soon as I plugged it. I'm in the USA, so don't buy this if you are in the USA.