I have an existing contract with Verizon which expires in 18 months. If I purchase this phone can I add it to my line or is it non contract only?
911380
Should work fine if the Droid you are referring to is a CDMA Verizon phone. The Droid CDMA phone was also sold by Sprint which may or may not work on Verizon. I think the Sprint phone is the same but not sure.
911381
This droid x2 will work great on verizon or page plus. Just keep in mind it is 3G not 4G LTE, therefore there is no super fast data. But it is still a great phone either way.
208649
I have a contract so I can't tell you if it will work with a no contract plan. I do know that Verizon will not activate a prepaid phone on contract unless the phone has at least 6 months of use as a pre paid. I tried buying a new pre paid and having it added to my contract and it was a no go. I would call verizon customer service and ask them.
474855
No, this is a prepaid phone, and it has to be activated for 6 months before it can be used on a contract line.
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
185408
Yes, this phone can be used on your existing Verizon contract. I just had to go to the Verizon store and have one of the sales reps there program it for me and move all my contacts from my old phone to the new phone. Took only a few minutes for him to do and didn't cost me a thing.
338734
Yes, you must have a plan to use this product. You can contact Verizon to determine if they will give you a time-limited contract.
23083
No you can't it says it can be used but no so don't buy it. Don't use a phone that says it is prepaid or no contract phones because it means the same thing look for another Verizon Phone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2280958
Only if you purchase the phone through here as verizon doesnt offer this phone as a contract phone anymore. Its not a new upcoming phone
1124886
not sure. We took it to the Verizon store and they did it for us as well as moving all the contact information. This does not renew your contract with them.
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.
1923930
This phone is sold without a contract so you can use it to replace your current phone, but if you don't already have a contract you will need to purchase some kind of 4G LTE service to use it. 4G LTE Phones are not locked, so you don't have to use Verizon if you don't want to. Sprint and AT&T also have 4G LTE.
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.
1903735
I do not understand the "new" world of cell phones, so I do not really understand your question. I have an expired Verizon contract that I continue to pay monthly. It is not a prepaid plan nor is it anything like their current options. I do not have a data plan.
1276311
yes, but you can only use this phone as a prepaid, not contract. Well, 6 months after using as prepaid, you can use as contract. You can use your current #.
675783
This phone is without a contract! I just walked into a Sprint Store where I live and not only did they help activate it for me, they helped me figure out how to use it. I must have stayed over an hour. Now of course I already had service with Sprint and had a "Plan" in place, but my previous 2 year contract had run out.
1494009
No. Can only be used with Verizon. After 6 months as part add you go, can be put in regular plan.
74291
Yes it works just just fine with your contract. All you have to do is go into the store and have then apply this new device to your Verizon account. That's what we did. Good luck!