Can I take a sim card out of ATT 4s iphone
2042999
Yes but you would need to cut it down to the nano size Sim card. Att sells the nano Sim card as well
2043000
Of course. To remove a SIM card you need a thin paper clip or sim card removal tool to eject the SIM card. �
2043001
Iphone 4s sim card will not work for 5C. It needs to be nano-sim cards which are smaller.
2043002
The iPhone 4s uses a micro SIM card, however the iPhone 5c uses a nano SIM card. You will need a nano SIM card from your carrier.
144106
Yes, a Go Phone SIM card works right off the bat. A normal SIM card - you might need to go to the AT&T; store to give them the phone's serial number.
1114019
No need for the SIM card for iphone 4s to work on Virgin Mobile because the iphone 4s is not LTE phone.
812516
Yes if ur SIM card is of AT&T.; But u need a SIM card adaptor since iPhone is using microSIM or nanoSIM while this one use normal one.
1002436
If the phone works with a different sim, then get AT&T; to give you a new sim. They should do that for free.Another thing you can try, if you have a data plan, tell AT&T; to remove it from your account, then put it back on. I know several people who have had problems with data, and that fixed it (this is a common fix for any plan/feature issues).Also, if you previously had an iPhone (or ever popped your sim into a friend's iPhone to try it) make sure AT&T; does not have your phone device ID as an iPhone. If AT&T; thinks you have an iPhone it will mess up your data use on other phones. If the phone works with a different sim, then get AT&T; to give you a new sim. They should do that for free.Another thing you can try, if you have a data plan, tell AT&T; to remove it from your account, then put it back on. I know several people who have had problems with data, and that fixed it (this is a common fix for any plan/feature issues).Also, if you previously had an iPhone (or ever popped your sim into a friend's iPhone to try it) make sure AT&T; does not have your phone device ID as an iPhone. If AT&T; thinks you have an iPhone it will mess up your data use on... » Read More If the phone works with a different sim, then get AT&T; to give you a new sim. They should do that for free.Another thing you can try, if you have a data plan, tell AT&T; to remove it from your account, then put it back on. I know several people who have had problems with data, and that fixed it (this is a common fix for any plan/feature issues).Also, if you previously had an iPhone (or ever popped your sim into a friend's iPhone to try it) make sure AT&T; does not have your phone device ID as an iPhone. If AT&T; thinks you have an iPhone it will mess up your data use on other phones. « Show Less
311200
Hello, to my knowledge it should work with an existing contract. I completed my contract and have purchased a new phone that is under contract so there aren't any holds or anything on this phone; however, I'm not sure what type of activation fee AT&T; will charge. The iPhone 4s uses a Micro-sim card.
1005056
I don't know about the at&t; vs. sprint issue, but the SIM card could be punched out as either a regular size or micro SIM. I do not have any experience using it with an iPhone, though.
1041575
I have an IPhone 4s and it works very well. I ordered another one. I have not had an error message.maybe contact ATT and ask them about the error message.
65052
Yes, well, it depends. They're not all the same. Some, like iPhone 4S take a mini sim--- you can't put that in an original iPhone either although they're both AT&T;! If you can line up the circuit board either will work, just a matter of will it stay in the holder. The regular size sim works perfectly.
1163937
Yes you can. I took the sim card out of an older Pantech and placed it in this phone when I had it.
1282585
No. Sim card is a different size in the 5s than 4s; a different cutter is necessary.
1718308
No, you have to record it on the SIM card and then transfer the recording into the device via the SIM card. Once the recording is in the device, you can then remove the SIM card.
506875
Yes... But you need to get a new sim card and activate it by calling AT&T enjoy your phone
503215
It's a T-Mobile phone with a T-Mobile SIM card. You would have to at least request from T-Mobile that they enable your phone to take on other carriers. I would first tell ATT you have a pre-paid phone with a SIM card and see if they think they could accomodate you.
2137062
It should work as I used mine in unlocked iPhone 4S, however I had to call AT&T to manually activate the sim
1096407
Yes... But you need to get a new sim card and activate it by calling AT&T; enjoy your phone
1671283
If it's not on contract you go to the AT&T; website, find the page for unlocking your phone, then do what it says. I unlocked a 4S two months ago.