do you have to have a contract with the device or can it be per-paid...
803609
I was told different things by Verizon both call rep for Verizon and Verizon stores. They have a 3rd option they don't mention which is the only way to get without contract. It is call post pay. Basically it is an account without contract which you pay monthly. You can put it on hold 2 months a year and only pay $15.00 each of those 2 months. The rest of the months payment is $50.00 if you don't pay they cancel and you have to pay the start up fee again. One of their older models which did't work as well for me in mts you could get with prepay.
803610
Its locked to Verizon. If you buy the device outright, you can go month to month
938217
You should be able to...I have never used mine as a pre-paid so I am not for sure. I would talk to your local phone service and see if they know. Good luck!
1717590
Yes you do. They have a program where you can pay only for the months you want/need service. No contract required. We use this during the summer months while camping.
1049258
You do not have to be on a contract to use the Samsung Galaxy. You do have to have wifi available at any site that you use the tablet. If you have wireless at home, that works great. The average battery life is about ten hours. I* am pretty sure I am getting more than that.
1163618
You will have to pay a monthly fee once the GPS device is activated. But it's not a long term contract, it's month to month. By the way, the device and service work great. I found it to be worth the money.
403691
Yes it does require a contract. Also, let me caution you, we were very disappointed in the phone. We bought it as new and it clearly is not a new phone!
476275
Yes, however it's not a contract agreement. Basically you pay for it when you want to use it, by the month. It's $60 a month.
562622
NO, you do not need to pay anythings to use it. I was using it for over a year and i did not have any problem with it.
1213605
You can use it just as a wifi device. It's a pay-as-you-go phone so there is no contract. If you wanted to use it as a phone you would just activate it through Virgin Mobile and then choose a plan that fits you ($35 = 300 minutes/unlimited data + messaging, $45 = 1200 minutes/unlimited data + messaging and $55 = unlimited everything).I used this with my wifi for a month before I switched from my old phone.
480882
No.. This is the wifi version. No monthly contract. You can use anywhere that has a Wifi hotspot (including your home).
1209215
Yes I have used this service for over a year now on several products. The fee is one time and is your extended warranty of sorts for your device.
507687
If it's for a tablet they will usually put under a contract. there is not a cheap way around it, i've looked around
2151159
you can always call verizon and ask if they can use it as a pre-paid im pretty sure they use the same numbers to activate. but i wouldn't know for sure i activated mine with my contract plan.
1010331
Yes, all you have to do is added it from the list of available services and register it; however, as I pointed out, this device does not work well. It will at first, then start to lock up, it's just not worth it!!!
460249
Yes. Also, I think if you check the PayAnywhere website you get this device Free.
1171349
No contract. You'll need to activate it on your AT&T; wireless account. I'd try and get it working before you pay for it, if you can.
1951011
Yes, for anything 3G/4G LTE, etc, you always have to have a contract for service through a carrier such as Verizon in this case. To my knowledge there are no contract free WiFi devices, other than possibly a pre-paid device from cricket, etc.