Will this phone work with "Consumer Cellular" or "Cricket"? Thank you.
811238
Yes, I have Consumer Cellular. The phone just needs to be an unlocked and ATT compatible (uses the same system as ATT, because they use ATT towers. The ATT system is GSM.) Consumer Cellular will send you the proper SIM card for the phone and activate it all free of charge. I don't know anything about Cricket.
811239
Phones have CDMA or GSM. This phone is unlocked GSM so will work with any GSM carrier. You need to confirm with the seller that the GSM band the carrier provides is unlocked in the phone. I really don't know about the 2 you asked about. This might help. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_mobile_virtual_network_operators
811240
Phones have CDMA or GSM. This phone is unlocked GSM so will work with any GSM carrier. You need to confirm with the seller that the GSM band the carrier provides is unlocked in the phone. I really don't know about the 2 you asked about. This might help.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_mobile_virtual_network_operators
2205011
This phone is locked to the AT&T; network. I do not think it will work with consumer cellular's service.
322535
I think it does; I no longer use this phone. I am using an IPhone now and I have no idea what a cricket is. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
1969055
I got my sim card from Consumer Cellular and it was FREE and with No Long Term Contract, but it will only work with their mobile phone service. I just had to notify them when I received and installed the sim card, so they could register my phone with their service and it was up and working right away. Since this is an Unlocked GSM cell phone it will work on GSM networks such as Consumer Cellular, AT&T; and T-Mobile, but will not work on CDMA networks. I'm not sure how much the other networks would charge for a sim card, but it would only be usable through their network and they may require a contract. I hope this is of help to you. I got my sim card from Consumer Cellular and it was FREE and with No Long Term Contract, but it will only work with their mobile phone service. I just had to notify them when I received and installed the sim card, so they could register my phone with their service and it was up and working right away. Since this is an Unlocked GSM cell phone it will work on GSM networks such as Consumer Cellular, AT&T; and T-Mobile, but will not work on CDMA networks. I'm not sure how much the other networks would charge for a sim card, but it would only be usable through their network and they may require a... » Read More I got my sim card from Consumer Cellular and it was FREE and with No Long Term Contract, but it will only work with their mobile phone service. I just had to notify them when I received and installed the sim card, so they could register my phone with their service and it was up and working right away. Since this is an Unlocked GSM cell phone it will work on GSM networks such as Consumer Cellular, AT&T; and T-Mobile, but will not work on CDMA networks. I'm not sure how much the other networks would charge for a sim card, but it would only be usable through their network and they may require a contract. I hope this is of help to you. « Show Less
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This will work with Verizon CDMA2000 800 MHz, 1900 MHz at&t; GSM 850 MHz, 1900 MHz Sprint Nextel CDMA 1900 MHz T-Mobile GSM 1900 MHz Metro PCS CDMA2000 1900 MHz U.S Cellular CDMA2000 1900 MHz Cricket CDMA 1900 MHz.
981848
I was a cricket customer on the regular 50$ plan and I purchased this same phone from Amazon and I was able to get it activated and I kept my same phone number
117648
Go to the Consumer Cellular website and look at the information under "Buying Guide"; an option to purchase a sim card is listed. If you have any questions, Consumer Cellular has a contact number for assistance. According to the Consumer Cellular website, "To be compatible, your phone should be either a Consumer Cellular phone, a phone previously used with AT&T;, or an unlocked GSM phone." The Motorola phone was one of the Consumer Cellular phones, so it meets the compatibility requirement.
2164651
I had Verizon and bought this phone and set it up with cricket and had no trouble.
2257756
Yes, the Xperia M is compatible with Consumer Cellular's network. Thank you. Customer support @ phonesnbeyond
1554573
We have Consumer Cellular as well and are currently looking for a more "modern" phone than the cheap flip phone we got from them. Right on their website it says that you can use your own cellphone if it uses a SIM card - they will provide a SIM card for you to use in it. I think we'll go ahead and get an unlocked phone as soon as I get over my case of price shock!
1579436
It is unlocked. I don't know anything about using it with consumer cellular.
2179122
I am not sure if Consumer Cellular is using GSM, you need to check with the carrier. This phone works well with T-mobile, which is GSM. I did not use bluetooth, but I believe it works.
1141456
I am guessing that "Straight Talk" is the name of a cellular service that I have not heard of. However, my Nokia 1020 is an "unlocked" AT&T; phone that will work with a micro SIM card from any "GSM" network. I verified that it would work with "Consumer Cellular" or "Cricket" before I bought it. Incidentally, both of these cellular services use the AT&T; network. I should add that the phone comes with some AT&T; apps that will not work unless you subscribe to AT&T.;
1672926
I got this phone through Cricket, who uses AT&T;'s network. Therefore, it will work.
812770
As it is unlocked it should, check with Verizon for their coverage. I use Consumer Cellular.
475385
Yes, and micro SIM card is included. If You have AT&T, Cricket, Consumer Cellular as a provider just slide Your own SIM card and should work. For other providers you need spend more money and buy unlocked one. Walmart has for 14 bucks and Best Buy for 20.
2077795
Yes. I have checked Cricket home pages for you and from their Q&A that they are servicing GSM System that is the related phone is using (the 850 MHz and 1900 MHz GSM frequency).