Does this phone work on NET10? Am located in Western NC and currently own a Samsung Galaxy Proclaim with NET 10. Wanting to upgrade to Android 4.13g
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I currently own the 5.3 inch Feiteng H7100 Android 4.1 and I have a Net10 wireless plan with it in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. If you are worried about buying a phone and it not working with a pre-paid carrier, I would advise you to call the pre-paid carrier's customer support line and check to see If the phone Is compatible with their services. With that being Said, the Feiteng H7100 (re-make of the Samsung Galaxy Note II) works with Net10 wireless. Hope this helps
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Every Net10 phone that I've had (I've had 6 in 3 years (I'm rough with phones)) I've had to use the new sim card that came with it. If you put in the one from your last phone, it will tell you that it's not a valid sim (or, that's the experience I've had... yours may be different!)
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Yes. Since it is a "GSM" phone it would be on either T-mobile or AT&T; pre-paid networks. I would highly recommend buying the Galaxy Proclaim. It is full featured android phone for a lot less money plus since it is CDMA phone it will use the Verizon pre-paid network. I bought a Proclaim and am pretty happy with it. Not the best battery life, but more or less problem with all android phones from what I read...
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The Samsung Net 10 phone is not listed as a phone that this battery will work in. I would match the numbers on the battery that you remove from your phone to a new battery, and make sure they match exactly.
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You really should contact Net10 about this question. I use Net10 and they have certain SIM cards for certain areas. When I moved here 6 months ago the current Net10 phone I had didn't work here. I mean it worked but you will have to pay for roaming charges. Check with Net10 before purchasing.
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I was told by NET 10, it depending on the SIM, etc. My Net 10 Salaxy S3 was Sprint also and I had poor service. Now I have a S4 and same thing...it is T-Moble and VERY POOR Service! I'm thinking about leaving Net10 for this reason & I've been a customer for over 15 years.
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No. This is solely a metropcs phone. Net10 has their own version I beleive. You can try looking up net10 and see who they run off of (AT&T;, Verizon, etc) and get one of one of their companies unlocked phones and it will work.
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I bought the Net 10 home phone but could not activate it. You need an airtime card to do this and i could not find one. I couldn't even buy one from net 10!!! So i went out and bought a straight talk home phone and it works great. I had to return the Net 10 phone.
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I bought my Proclaim from Amazon saving over $50 from the Net10 site. It is a Verizon phone. The same phone running under AT&T; and T-mobile is called a Precedent.
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I use my phone with the NET10 pay as you go service. I don't really like all the bells and whistles on most phones, I don't even use my phone to text. It costs me 30 dollars for 60 days of service and 300 minutes. I don't use it much so the minutes really add up. I am very pleased with this phone.
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If you are Net 10 user it depends on what service is available for your zip code. I had to return my phone because it was Sprint & my area only gets AT&T; or Verizon.
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I also have a Galaxy S4. It is unlocked for use on all CDMA networks but, does require a sim to work and is not unlocked to GSM. Is there a way to activate this with Net10?
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Phone never worked for me. It was a fake. Call Net10 and they should send you out a new one. You could also try turning the phone on and off. A
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Sorry, I use tracfone. I don't know anything about net 10. The hardware would work but they might not activate it.
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I would have to assume that it has something to do with the type of communication (for that phone)with cell towers and witch leases they have in the area.You could also go to net10 website and contact them for further information.
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I'm pretty sure your phone takes the micro sized sim card. If this product has the AT&T micro SIM it should work in your phone. I have been using Net10 since 2008 had many phones. I live in south Jersey near Philly and I get great service. I'm writing this on a AT&T locked Samsung NOTE 3. I buy my phones cash from a AT&T phone seller. Some of these kits come with multiple Sim sizes and for AT&T and T-Mobile. I would never use the T-Mobile service ever. They give you 3 gigs of data at up 4g LTE if that service is in your area. I my son's locked AT&T iphone is also on Net10. Calling their customer service is the only downfall if you require help. You will be speaking to someone in India unfortunately. I bought 20 packs of these
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John, I love this phone, nothing fancy, it's just a phone and I use net10. This is possible because here in New England there are a number of "primary" phone services such as AT&T;, Verizon and Sprint from whom Net10 (a phone service reseller) contracts airtime for their customers. The "G" in the model number for the phone you want indicates this phone works on GSM networks (AT&T; in my area). Sounds like Net10 does not have an agreement with a primary phone service provider on a GSM network (vs CDMA) in your "home area". Trying searching the web for: "is my cell phone gsm or cdma" Good luck John, I love this phone, nothing fancy, it's just a phone and I use net10. This is possible because here in New England there are a number of "primary" phone services such as AT&T;, Verizon and Sprint from whom Net10 (a phone service reseller) contracts airtime for their customers. The "G" in the model number for the phone you want indicates this phone works on GSM networks (AT&T; in my area). Sounds like Net10 does not have an agreement with a primary phone service provider on a GSM network (vs CDMA) in your "home area". Trying searching the web for: "is my... » Read More John, I love this phone, nothing fancy, it's just a phone and I use net10. This is possible because here in New England there are a number of "primary" phone services such as AT&T;, Verizon and Sprint from whom Net10 (a phone service reseller) contracts airtime for their customers. The "G" in the model number for the phone you want indicates this phone works on GSM networks (AT&T; in my area). Sounds like Net10 does not have an agreement with a primary phone service provider on a GSM network (vs CDMA) in your "home area". Trying searching the web for: "is my cell phone gsm or cdma" Good luck « Show Less