My Verizon phone needs to be replaced. I am still under contract. Can I use this phone under contract with Verizon? Or is this a month to month.
506657
Yes! I have bought phones on Amazon 3x then activate with Verizon.Am in family pkg. no contract.
506658
Most of there phones will go with a contract or a month to month. im under contract and i have this phone.
506659
Yes, however the phone is nice but the battery dies very quickly and it isnt very durable at all. I like it but the screen becomes less sensitive overtime I got mine in like february and the touch screen doesnt work anymore.
338863
I get the feeling even Verizon doesn't know what they do these days! I loved them under the contracts, but they have proven to be a nightmare in the prepaid category. Frankly, they don't make much sense. My best answer to you is to contact Verizon and ask before you put any money into a new phone. Better safe than sorry when it comes to this. Good luck and, by the way, have a wonderful holiday season!
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Hi Sue, The phone has to be bought as a designated, Verizon "pre-pay" phone when you purchase it. There's no changing a phone over, ie like one you already own. I bought this phone specifically as a pre-paid. $53.04 unlimited text, talk and web.I have my payment set up as an automatic payment and Verizon gives me a $5.00 credit a month. Verizon is the best and is used by the US government! BTW. I love this phone, I have literally beat the daylights out of it and she still works! Good luck.
1261858
Some people mean different things when they say "no-contract". For my personal experience, I ordered this phone to replace a Verizon Droid Razr HD phone that had a cracked screen. I am under contract with Verizon, but was unable to upgrade to a new phone without paying an arm & a leg. I purchased this phone right after Christmas & switched my service over on New Year's Eve. It is under contract, but I did not have to renew my contract. I actually think I will probably never renew again & purchase a phone. I think I will keep the plan I have & continue buying phones from other places than Verizon. I don't know if this helps you, but maybe it will.
1373634
The information I read indicated that the phone wasn't compatible with contracted plans but you might want to call up Verizon anyway and ask them.
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.......
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.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2014153
You must choose a Carrier first. It you choose Verizon, ask them for help choosing a plan that fits you. If it is a "PRE-paid" phone, it comes with it's own number for about 6 months. After that time, it will no longer be a "PRE-paid" phone, but a cell phone you can use as a replacement for a cell phone you need to replace, but reuse that same number. It can be a little confusing no doubt. Good luck.
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.
1423227
i broke my verizon phone, still under contract. can i use this one with my current line/number?
990041
I suggest u contact verizon first..not all smartphones require a contract. especially the 3g jobs
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 #.
407047
Yes, that's what my daughter did. She broke the phone she had, but was still under contract, so she just took the new phone to the Verizon store and had them swap it over.
529068
Not unless mentioned. However, if the phone can be used for a month the insurance will replace it if necessary.
1896972
My phone was a "post paid" that I put on my existing plan as a replacement one after getting it washed. I believe that they may be available as a prepaid version, but I was only looking for one to use on my existing plan and the description was fairly clear on that. It may also be possible to "convert" one, I am not sure, but I had good luck with talking with the Verizon people on some of these things as they understood that in my case buying a phone from someone else would be the better way for me to go in my situation. (they even suggested that I consider a used phone)
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Yes, you should be able to activate this Pantech on your Verizon account to replace an existing phone. You then can keep the same number. Verizon does charge if you change cellphones too often (less than 6 months, I believe).