can i use it on my verizon contarct
1078969
No you cannot. That is why I had a problem with it. You need to find a refurbished phone or one that is listed as having service for a year prior. The only way to use a verizon phone (pre-paid or contract) for an exsisting contract or plan is if the phone has been previously used for 1 year or more.
1078970
what is the difference between a refurbished and a used phone? will we know how long it was used and if it works well now? <<< 1. test EVERYTHING TO MAKE SURE IT WORKS RIGHT..2get an extended warranty with verizon so yer covered.......
1078971
what is the difference between a refurbished and a used phone? will we know how long it was used and if it works well now?
1078972
No it doesn't what phone you have as long as you fulfill your contract they don't care what phone you use.
1078973
three of ya say I can, Amanda says no.......Mzlayd2u2 says affirmative.......why can't i contact the seller and ask him/her????
1078974
Yes Don you can (shhhh don't tell anyone I actually work for Verizon Wireless). So you would just purchase it, call into customer service and ask to swap out your current device; esn change. This action will not extend your contract or have any barrings on your current contract because you are activating a device as your own equipment.
1078975
I just got it and activated it no problemo; it works fine with my existing verizon contract; problem is verizon is a big pain in the arse for expense vs what you get
696358
Can be used with any service that uses Sims card. I don't think Verizon supports phone that use Sims cards.
1458430
Yes. You can use it. But when I tried it on T-mobile, the internet speed doesn't go any faster than 2G (edge)
1577925
Yes, you can. It will not extend your contract. You have to call verizon to have the phone connected with your current number. It's very quick.
379950
You will need a SIM card that is compatible with this phone. You should be able to obtain a SIM card free of charge from Verizon. If your existing sim is compatible, you may be able to use that as well
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!
341392
the phone uses nornal siim card, but where it is verizon locked, dont buy, it will not be fully unlocked for other networrk users
815534
As long as it has a Tmobile SIM card, you can use it. I bought this phone and I had to buy a SIM card from straight talk to use it with their phone plans. Hope this helps :)
1896749
Yes it can. I just bought it for my dad and set him up with a Verizon contact.
2191607
I don't believe this phone will work on Verizon. This is a GSM phone which can only be used on a GSM network such as AT&T or T-Mobile. Verizon uses a CDMA network which requires CDMA phones.
512888
Yes you can I bought it last week went to verizon took them 3 mins to activate it
266213
A resounding NO ! Only phones licensed by Verizon can be used on that CDMA network . Verizon network software is proprietary and " imbedded " in their handsets .
1213392
It's a GSM not a CDMA Phone. So it will not work on Verizon. Go to the link below:http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2407896,00.asp
349512
You can but you need to get a néw sim also. Verizon will send you one with 2 day shipping free..
3110
I don't know that it can be used with Verizon. My parents used this phone in Europe because it does not have a sim card locked into a carrier. When they came back, the phone was added to my TMobile plan. TMobile uses removable sim cards to allow greater flexibility in the phone you want. Last I knew Verizon only allowed their own phones -- the sim cards are locked into their service and are not removable to any phone.
444867
Yes, you will be able to use it. However, I didn't like the phone, it keep overheating and not allowing me to place a call from it.
407050
Yes. The phone you use doesn't matter as long as it's a Verizon phone, of course. Verizon wants to make sure they keep providing you phone service, that's the real reason for the contract. Good luck if you purchase the phone:-)