can this be used on my already existing contract
1966443
No when I tried to use it Verizon was unable to activate the phone properly
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.
1171349
No contract. You'll need to activate it on your AT&T; wireless account. I'd try and get it working before you pay for it, if you can.
359041
It can be used as a contract phone. My original phone was replaced with this one on contract
1957295
You will not have to incur any costs for the device anymore than the new 6.99 fee for the additional receiver, but being that they require renewal for any new equipment, you will have to renew your contract with them. I went through the same issues. If you do call them, you can buy the receiver outright from them and not have to renew the contract, but it will cost you more money up front.
11357
Just call sprint cust care and tell them you want to do an ESN swap. Its painless. It wont extend your contract. They will ask you why, just a formality, then walk you through programing the replacement.
208936
Yes you can if fact last time I activated the phone that was the only plan they had they did away with the other like the 70.00 dollar one. I went Verizon contract because the phones u get with pre paid r 3 year old phones so if anything goes wrong u will need to buy another.
1001363
Afraid not, but you can always ask the seller to do something extra for you! I don't see why not.
1113349
Yes it can be use on current plan. I bought for my son to replace his broken phone instead of upgrading our contract. All I had to do was activate and it worked fine.
967836
Nope. Verizon is telling me I need to use it for 6 months first on a prepaid plan. Then I can switch it to a contract plan.
1806166
You can transfer your existing number or get a new one. They gave me one with my current area code. Not sure if you can pick the area code. I would call them BEFORE you decide to activate anything because it's non-refundable. Also, get ready to be frustrated. Their customer service is terrible.
2179242
I checked with Verizon and Jodie is correct. If you had both this and your contract phones for 6 months, then wanted to use this one on your contract (or regular account after contract ends), you could then switch it over. The prepaid is about as cheap as my new plan on Verizon (unlimited talk, unlimited text, 250M data), so I'll keep my plan as long as the current phone works and just switch over to prepaid and this phone with my number at that time.
607971
Yes you can, but only if it is a Verizon contract Gusto. The prepaid model will not work on a Verizon contract.
560545
No reason why not, you synch the old one before you replace it with the new one and transfer the new one to your existing account. Bummer, it only lasted a year :-(
474851
No, they told me at verizon that you have to use it as a prepay for 6 month before you can use it with an existing number
1461605
yes you can just switch it out on your existing account! i bought one for my son and if you call in to change it over they wont charge you. They charge if you go in the store to do it.
300423
I was in the same situation. I broke my phone and they wouldn't give me contract pricing. Yes, you can activate the phone, and buy a new phone at contract pricing when your current contract expires. I wasn't charged any activation fee. Hope this helps.