Get a Quadband phone which is unlocked and you can benefit from complete flexibility and freedom! I just bought 2 unlocked phones in India and going prepaid from now on. This is the first time I frequented your website page and to this point? I amazed with the research you made to make this particular publish incredible
Have an employer related discount with Verizon? You may be asked to verify your eligibility
N.Reynolds (Posts: 257; Member since: 15 Feb 2011) Lol 14545 you are absolutely ridiculous! If you no longer are employed by that company you should not get their discount. 9thWonderful (Posts: 232; Member since: 24 Jan 2013) Your math actually amounts to companies struggling financially so, no thanks...I'll pay a little more for reliability
Before purchasing this Verizon phone, I want to be sure that I can use it as a straight talk phone? If so, how do I go about doing so? Thanks in advance! Reply Bob Thompson says: August 5, 2014 at 8:26 pm Hi Danielle, You might be able to use it. Do you know if ATT and TMobile work well in your area? Or does everyone use Verizon? Regards Bob Reply Steve N says: July 27, 2014 at 12:55 pm Yes, it will work
A HowardForums user tried entering the IMEI serial number of a Verizon Galaxy S5 on Straight Talk's Bring Your Own Phone page and was greeted by a screen that let him request a SIM. The usual Verizon MVNO restrictions apply: no bad-ESN phones (financed or reported lost or stolen), no Verizon Prepaid phones, no non-Verizon phones, no phones currently active on Verizon or a Verizon MVNO
The stickers call it the kit a "SIM" but it seems unlikely that there's actually a SIM included as only Verizon LTE phone's use SIMs and the Walmart site says the program is not compatible with LTE phones. The problem I am having is it will not activate using the ota 22890 or any other combination the straight talk agent had me try for over two frustrating hrs on the phone with them
Where to buy a refurbished iPhone 4s Online (trustworthy)
CowBoom has an excellent return policy.There is no reason not to get an iPhone 4, especially since you stated a price range that pretty much excludes anything newer. But, if you're buying a phone outright, why not just get an ATT phone and put it on Straight Talk?Note, that so many people have iphones, and switch to the newest model constantly, your best bet is usually to find someone to buy from personally
Cricket Users Forum
by wiseoldman 03-20-2015 09:03 PM Cricket Motorola Devices (GSM) (1 Viewing) These forums are for discussing the latest Cricket Wireless Motorola devices and other GSM variants which are compatible with Cricket's network. *Access is limited to "Cricket Flasher" supporting members.* Forum Actions: Forum Statistics: Threads: 18 Posts: 74 Last Post: Private Supporting Members Forum Reserved for those who have become supporting members
Guide on flashing your iPhone 4 (CDMA) to metroPCS - Page 6
Program the phone like any other basic flashed phone (follow the instructions), before you know it, talk and text will be working just like any other phone. Done! To change the cricKet logo to MetroPCS, you will have to go into your Carrier Bundle folder and change the Carrier Name to MetroPCS --Proper FaceTime and iMessage functionality with your personal phone number-- Another thing I've had problems with on having my iPhone on MetroPCS getting my personal phone number to activate through it, I've always had to use my email for it, it's not a big problem as I'm not going to get FaceTime calls anyways over data and iMessage won't work over data as well
Guide on flashing your iPhone 4 (CDMA) to metroPCS
Anyways after your ESN is added all you have to do is either Dial *228 on your phone and talk to customer service (important!) and have them add them switch the phones for you, it should be done automatically. anyone has thought on that? Update!! OP's first step was correct but after intensive research online, you actually have to dial *22804 to update roaming list after the PRL upload so the metro will download the newest PRL for you
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