can i use this sim card only for activation of my new iphone5s
1651745
I believe all iphone 5 are unlocked, so you should be able to use the nano sim.
1651746
Yea but the iPhone is going to be set up to work wet straight talk! And you have to buy a prepay phone card
173876
The card is a standard SIM with an insert of a Micro SIM card - You can use this by pushing it through the bigger (standard SIM).I have an HTC One which uses the Micro SIM card - Im guessing that the iPhone 4 would use this too.When you activate a text message is sent with your phone number. The plan begins at activation. I used mine for 28 days in the US without a problem. Let me know if you have any more questions
378067
All the Sim cards say that for new activation. It can be used with an existing AA&T account. You must give them the new number.
590428
No you only need one sim card for this phone to work, but iphone 4 uses a micro sime card, and this phone uses a regular size sim card so you will either need a new sim card or an adapter
424875
Yes, the old sim card will work. You'll still need to get your mobile carrier to activate the phone, but it should be straightforward.
876991
Yes. But like Bob Spencer mentioned, it has to be activated by the phone provider. Or if you already have one (like i did from my previous phone) you can use that one.
1628104
I believe it depends on the sims card that you use. I had a sims card with AT&T; Go phone which was too difficult for my mom to deal with so I used that sims card in the JUST5 phone, but I had to call AT&T; to get phone unlocked first to use card.Hope this helps.
267212
This is a Unlocked iPhone 5c. Which means it will work for T-Mobile and AT&T as well as other GSM networks around the world. Once you receive your phone, please insert your T-mobile SIM card that has data service so you may activate your iPhone with Apple. Please make sure you have the correct sim-card size in order to use it with the iphone. This phone is unlocked for all GSM carriers. Simply input a nano-sim card from your carrier that has a data plan. Then proceed to connect the phone to your pc with iTunes and internet connection. Activate your phone using iTunes while your sim card is in the phone and powered on. Once iTunes activates the phone, you may begin to use your phone on the network. The carrier does not activate the phone, only iTunes does with a valid GSM carrier sim-card.
2154317
Yes you can but you have to go get a sims card put in it. That well be verizon only
394403
just get the sim at metro for 15 bucks, just make sure the iphone is unlocked
1021914
My memory is a bit fuzzy but as I recall the answer would be yes. I know I was able to activate the card immediately but don't recall if I tried to use the phone prior to my arrival in the UK.
1163490
I had a sim suitable for an iphone 4 and it all worked well for me. I suggest you order well in advance if you want delivery to your home country and to take it with you to the US. Alternatively, have it delivered to a US address. You can activate the card any time in the US. Before purchasing, be sure that Ready Sim does cover the area of the US in which you will be using your phone.
1801419
No. You will have to provide your own, purchased from one of the compatible carriers. I use it with T-Mobile, and they charged $10 for the SIM card and activation.
1075180
I bought the sim card first and then activate it. The sim card is very cheap tho.
922088
Hi First you have to have a plan by AT&T; or T-Mobile or Verizon. You can only use one of their sim cards. Check your plan first.
437363
No. This phone uses a micro sim. Your phone company can easily give you a micro sim and they can either activate it there in the store or you can call to have it activated. I had to do the same. A very simple process.
621982
Let me get this straight, I get the phone, I "borrow" a friend's US SIM card, activate the phone by making a call, sending a text msg and use it for min. 5 minutes. Then I take out that US SIM card and put in my non-US SIM card and be able to use the phone from my own SIM card. Is that correct?