I currently have the Samsung Intensity 3 the screen is broke and my contract is not up. Can I just get this phone and have local verizon transfer it?
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I have a Verizon account and switched it on line at Verizon.net with no problem. Did not have to pay service fee by not going to store and did not change my contract dates since I did it on line. (no data plan needed either) Ann
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I have a Verizon account and switched it on line at Verizon.net with no problem. Did not have to pay service fee by not going to store and did not change my contract dates since I did it on line. (no data plan needed either)Ann
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Yes, but think about a different phone. No web, horrible camera, zilch for memory, and mine freezes up at least once a day. Only in a dire emergency would I even consider this phone again. Try to activate it online and save the activation fee, as Ann said.
2174411
No contract means you don't have to sign a contract to buy it. I bought this and replaced my other phone without messing up my verizon contact.
86634
Yes, I can't think of any reason why you wouldn't be able to either replace an existing phone or add one to an existing contract. Just contact Verizon prior to purchase to double check.
2197993
yes, and if y ou are using verizon you should be able to even switch the phones on line - I chose to go in. Just be careful, the phone I just purchased is already suffering from some of the same problems that began just before the phone completely went out of service.
979503
You would need to talk with the wirless provider you are interested in. We already had a plan with Verizon so we just switched phones, which was very easy. We went inside the store and they did everything for us.
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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.
2266721
I think you'll have to call Verizon to make sure. I don't really know how SIM cards work regarding contracts and switching phones.
2268421
You should be able to transfer you number over, however, you will need to have a data plan or Verizon will assign you one & charger you for it.
1473509
I still have my phone, and have no idea if the triple feature transfers. Good luck.
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Just add sim card to new phone and call and activate your new phone with metro. Should be no reason to go into store but they will charge you an activation fee even though you have service with them already.
101529
Yes it is contract phone through Verizon. But I had mine flashed over to a different provider. It is a awesome phone tho. I and my wife love them.
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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.
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I f you purchase the phone like I did through Amazon there is no contract. Plus the new Convoy 2 that I purchased was less expensive through Amazon then if I had purchased it at Verizon with an upgrade and a 2 year contract. By the way the phone is great.
76742
Yes. Just remove the SIM card from your previous smart phone. (You will need to have a data plan on your current contract) Place your SIM card in the new phone. The device will run through a wizard set up, soon after it should connect to the Verizon services.
467606
Yes. I purchased this phone to replace a Verizon phone we had it worked fine. I just called Verizon's 800 number and did the transfer.
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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.
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I don't see why not. I switched from a Pantech Ease with a broken screen to another I bought on amazon. All I had to do was swap the sim. You should make sure that the phone is from the same carrier (ie. AT&T;) in case your original one came from another carrier like T-Mobile.