i have a sim card for a monthly plan, if I insert it, will I encounter any problems?
2028527
This is a T-mobile phone. I had broken my girlfriends, so I purchased a t-Mobile one. Your 'sim' card must be a t-Mobile SIM card in order for it to work.
2117423
yeah it worked fine for me. Just pop the sim card in and you should be good
739414
We have AT&T service and I just placed the Sim card from my husbands old phone into the Just5 phone. No problems what so ever!
2195559
The rep from the at&t; store told me that as long as the phone is at&t; or unlocked the sim card is no problem. I brought the phone as a Christmas gift for my husband so I do not have conformation at this time.
1778799
Im on a monthly plan with tmoble. No contracts so it would seem like it shouldnt be.
768647
Yes, but when your ordering you have to make sure the sim card will break down to micro size
1161549
My son bought this phone and pays the monthly bill. I have no idea about the specifics but I do know that he has had no problems with it. Thanks and I hope this helps.
1605397
I've been using it on Straight (ATT version) for a year and I have had no problems. I've had the same sim card for a few years, and had it cut down to micro sim size to fit the Mega
1799213
I'm sure it would, I have the pre-pay plan and I had no problem whatsoever, just insert your sim card and voila!
93184
Once you have a GSM, 3G or 4G network you should have no problem. The phone comes unlocked, so you just have to insert the SIM Card and it will search for the network automatically. No hay problema.
729588
If you have an active verizon sim card, there should not be a problem. The flip phone I had does not have a sim card so one needed to be ordered from verizon. Check your phone to be sure.
2034235
It comes with a simcard so you shouldn't have to worry about it to much. There are a few types of simcards. I believe this is a micro sim. They do not interchange.
997420
I placed my own SIM Card (which I had in another phone from the prepaid T-Mobile plan I have). As long as your provider uses the GSM technologies .. see the technical information on this product.
621266
Once your provider uses SIM cards and has a GSM/HSDPA (2G/3G) network then you shouldn't have a problem.
449997
As long as this phone has a clean ESN ( meaning it wasn't stolen or part of an unpaid contract) then yes pop in your sim card and it should be fine
2258052
Yes. Phone is the same as you would get on a contract plan and will accept your SIM. If you have lost your SIM, you should be able to use the one that comes with the phone after a quick call to customer service.
1191884
If the phone is a T-Mobile phone you will not have any problems if it is from another carrier then you will be better off getting a SIM that will work with that carrier's phone.