I can activate this on my plan as a replacement phone?
1430330
Yes you may,you may also keep your. Old number. Depending on the phone you may want to upgrade your plan so for data.
1430331
Yes you can. When you get the phone in the mail there will be instructions to activate it...or you can take it to verizon and they can do it for free
1131151
Yes! You just take it to your cell phone carrier and have them change it over. Make sure the phone you purchase has the same carrier as you use or it won't work. Enjoy!
1890468
Yes. I replaced with it a phone that is on AT&T; plan. Just move the SIM card to the new phone.
1577926
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).
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.
159028
I think you can either activate it for a prepaid line or contact line. I was trying to activate it for a prepaid line but the phone itself was not working properly so it was unable to be done. I ended up returning the phone
1749280
Hi. you can call Ultra mobile customer service and they will activate your sim over the phone. its that simple. hope this helps.
111191
Maybe, if you have it "unlocked." I purchased the phone specifically to replace my son's phone on my Verizon account.
2024539
no you can activate it from your phone by going to prepaid and it will tell you what to do from there
1842449
Your plan needs to support whatever you are wanting to do. I took the sim from my old phone and used it in this one and i have the same service as before.
1244985
Yes,just take it to Verizon & have then activate it for you.Word of warning this phone is supposed to be ultra tough,I dropped mine from waist height & it's been a problem ever since.Dropped my old Motorola off of 12 ft. ladders & it kept on ticking.
478754
It's a Verizon phone so you should have no trouble activating it under your current Verizon contract phone number.
2017038
It probably can serve as a replacement. Suggest you call AT&T; service with your model number to be sure.
1242453
Yes, that is what I'm on and needed a replacement phone, without having to pay an arm and a leg and have to sign a contract extention. It does use a micro sim card, but it took me less than 5 minutes to switch my sim over on the T-Mobile website :-)
512887
Yes. If you have Verizon, you can use it. All you need to do is go online, once you've obtained the phone, and do an ESN change (actually an MEID change) and that's it. You replacement phone should activate in about 5-15 minutes.
617970
If it is the same sized sim card that this phone takes then you sure can! That's what I did. I was in the same situation as you, just wanted something to hold me over until my upgrade.
1674468
yes you can just make sure you turn the old phone off first pull the SIM card put it in a new phone and a new phone on and you'll have to redo your Gmail account everything but then it will activate the phone on that number