verizon or at&amp;t???? straight talk says this is a at&amp;t phone need a verizon phone~
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You should be able to check phone compatibility on Verizon's website. Just type in the model number & double check.
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AT&T; will give you a new sim card. You can buy a SIM card for other services, like StraightTalk for $15.
1148679
Officially ATT, but there is a work around to save tons of money. Most people do not know it, but TracFone owns ATT, they are also behind the Straight Talk cut rate service provider at Wal-Mart. What you do, is buy the sim from Wal-mart (couple of bucks) then get the data only plan. Use the associated website to top it off once a month, or only when traveling. You get the same network, but at dirt cheap pricing. (PS, also works great for most ATT phones, it must have a sim. My phone plan went from over $150 to $50)
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Who ever has your service...get with them & order one that is AT&T; compatible for this phone
96908
At&t; owns net10 and straight talk. From my experience (I've had one of each) the sim cards will go in any of the 3.
310470
If the phone is unlocked then no it does not have to have an AT&T plan. I have two Bursts that are unlocked and I have Straight Talk plans. You will need a SIM card from your provider which you will have to install in the phone. Easy to do. There is also some set up your provider will tell you how to do. One annoying thing is that the phone is branded for AT&T therefore there are AT&T apps on the phone that you cannot remove.
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Most phones today that use a sim card are micro sim cards. If your phone is unlocked then try and use a att bring your own phone sim card. You will need to set the apn. Access Point name on the phone. Straight talk gives you the apn settings you have to apply them to the phone. Hope this helps you
1314271
Don't quote me on this but straight I believe straight talk is apart of Verizon.
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i don't think this phone can be use verizon or straight talk because this phone is a gsm, must by networks such as tmobile, at&t; and other networks the support gsm.
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Leo, As far as I know you may need to have a phone with a sim card as Straight Talk use a Simcard. To be sure you could look into the sellers of simcards for Straightalk service and ask them John
706830
I am not sure what the straight talk plan is. The phone is designed to work with Verizon and Page Plus Cellular service plans. It has broad coverage with these plans.
370971
Unfortunately it won't work since the phone/Verizon runs on a CDMA network, Straight Talk requires a GSM network like AT&T; or T-Mobile uses. I believe Motorola makes this same phone for AT&T; but I think its called the Motorola Pro+ and that will work with Straight Talk. Hope this helps!
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I am unsure about AT&T; being the carrier for this phone. I like my phone but I have Verizon. Sandy
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It will work with Straight Talk....but not through Verizon....they use both gsm and cdma (at&t and verizon contracts). These phones have 1900 mhz antenna which is required. Go to their website and it will show you the phone requirements. You do have to buy one of their sim cards to make it work for this phone. This phone is a GSM phone and will work off of at&t towers that Straigjt Talk uses. Type in ur zip code on their site to see if u get service.
2050280
you have to go through straight talk. the phone i got from here was not a good investment as i paid three times moreto get the phone working. i would recommend another phone as this phone is not supported much by the company anymore
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Unfortunately, Your phone wont be able to work on any carriers but AT&T; and T-mobile because they are the only 2 companies providing services for GSM phones aka unlocked phones. You cant update it to use on straight talk because it is not going to do any good either. I hope this helped ya.
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I doubt it. It is a Verizon phone (or the one I bought was). I think you can buy a sim card for an at&t; phone thru Straight Talk so you can use at&t; phones, but the last time I checked, that doesn't work with CDMA phones (Verizon).