My daughters cell phone was stolen, we need to replace it....we have a 2 year contract with AT&amp;T if we buy this phone will att&amp;t activate it and suppo
1373801
I'm sure they will. You will need to port the old phone number to the new phone- it would be under the same contract with AT & T. I bought this phone because my son broke his other one. We just took out the sim card from his old phone and put it in the new one- so we had his same number and all contact info., and we didn't need to deal with AT & T. Never had a problem with AT & T customer service though, you should be able to go to any AT & T store and have them port over the info to the new phone.
1009431
I had the phone through Verizon and had no problem getting it activated. I am not sure about at&T.;
1116922
Actually, just 2 weeks ago, I activated my old one for my youngest daughter as a prepaid phone. She has had no problems using it as prepaid. I went to a corporate store before I activated it and they said it's not a problem to activate them as prepaid.
1053846
We used a phone like this when I lost mine and it worked well until our contract ended and we purchase a new phone. I don't know if all of them work as well.
66259
No it won't. Verizon won't activate it because it's not a Verizon brand phone. I bought this and it's still in the box because they wouldn't do it. AT&T however will send you a sim card for it, with your same number, and get much better phone service and customer service. It's worth it to switch!
983517
the first thing i had to do was get the phone unlocked. if you're paid up with att they have to unlock it. they have a site for this
1321738
hi if its a sim card then you can just put it in the phone and start using it, because the phone is unlocked but if it doesn't work then i think it will be more advisable to take it to the AT&T; store. but i think it should. hope my answer was helpful.
336140
So...You didn't get the sim from AT&T;?As far as I know, that sim only has info pertaining to the service provider.It contains no info regarding the phone itself.I've also had my same card in three different phones, with no probs.I'm not sure I'd be OK trying to cut my card, as I've heard things about this also.Anyone had any luck getting a new (free) card, regular or micro?
723423
You will need to ask the seller, but the description states it is for AT&T.; However, expect it to only last about 6 months. I had two of then and they both had the same problem of freezing up and being unable to send or receive text or calls. Save your money.
1849253
I took this phone to the sprint store that i got off of amazon the buyer and it was stolen. i dont know anything about what service you can use with that phone. i have ordered another phone from amazon i hope the seller is honest this time.
2093676
In theory you should be able to US Cellular to unlock the phone, either by taking it to a local store or by sending it to them. AT&T; might be able to unlock the phone since it's not under contract. So yes it could be made to work on AT&T; but it won't be compatible right out of the box. I would check with AT&T; and see if they are willing to activate it. It is always up to the company to decide whether to accept an unlocked phone and I'm not sure what AT&T;'s policy is.
1931367
I'm with AT&T; and the phone is not working. At&t; said they can't do anything couse it's not there phone. When I called to the customer service #from the box they told me to go ahead and take them to the court if I'm not happy I will never get anything else from them
1093887
This is a used device. We changed carriers and no longer need an AT&T; device. There is no warranty but the device works well. It would simply need to be activated with a data plan through AT&T.;
2187026
I would not waste my time taking it to the local store. Most of them are cluless, and will tell you it's not doable. It's 100% doable. Put your sim card in your new phone, and use Wifi as much as you want. It's an unbranded phone not carried by AT&T;, so they have no way (at least for now) of knowing it's a smartphone.
1890468
Yes. I replaced with it a phone that is on AT&T; plan. Just move the SIM card to the new phone.
375207
You still need your att store to activate your new phone. Any location should do this free of charge
371914
Make sure you can activate the phone. The one I got was lock, because it was reported lost/stollen. Make sure it has a clean esn