Son just broke screen on his motorola droid 4, these no contact phones is this what we need to purchase? we have a contract with Verizon.
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Yes, a no-contract phone is probably the easiest way to replace an old phone. Actually, though, for many broken screen cases you might be able to find a local repair shop that can replace a phone screen for significantly cheaper than a new phone if that is the only issue. Elsewise, the Droid 4 is a 4G LTE phone. Any old Verizon supported 4G LTE phone should allow you to swap SIM cards and SD cards, assuming the replacement supports the memory space. My current phone is a Droid 4 running off the SIM card I had in a Droid Razr Maxx.
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yes, then you can either take the phone to the verizon store or activate it over the phone or on the internet.
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You have a couple options. You can check locally on screen repair. Otherwise, like you, I am on contract with verizon and needed a phone to replace my broken one (from water). You can add this to your account via your account webpage or by a different phone without losing your unlimited data (if that's a concern for you) because you are not renewing your contract.
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I f you purchase the phone like I did through Amazon there is no contract. Plus the new Convoy 2 that I purchased was less expensive through Amazon then if I had purchased it at Verizon with an upgrade and a 2 year contract. By the way the phone is great.
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You should be able to take the ad at face-value. In other words, if it says its the Verizon version, it probably is. If you're still worried, take a screenshot of the ad and buy the phone. If its the wrong version, you should get a full refund, and I'm confident Amazon would support you. PS I love my Trance, I've had it many years, have replaced it 3 times with the same phone and will use it as long as I can replace the ones I break/drop/submerge or otherwise abuse :)
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You should return to seller, any phone that has an prior account, possibly past issues ,Verizon will not activate.That has always been with Verizon they are not like other phone companies. Sorry
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Please do NOT order this phone from this Company you will only run ito problems. Get the phone from your carrier like Verizion usually you have 30 days or maybe 2wks and then you can get insurance for about 5 to 6$ and then your deductable would only be 99 $ to replace instead of full retail. That is the best advice I can offer. Good Luck-Mary V
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It is a verizon phone. If you have contract with them you can start using it out of the box. Husband likes the phone not to techy for him.
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Just had live chat with a VerizonWireless rep. My old flip phone bit the dust. I said I was being given a Samsung Convoy and where to activate. (I want a flip phone, don't need all the bells & whistles.) Had no hassles about my decision & got info I needed. Just add to existing contract no prob, supposedly.
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This phone is sold without a contract so you can use it to replace your current phone, but if you don't already have a contract you will need to purchase some kind of 4G LTE service to use it. 4G LTE Phones are not locked, so you don't have to use Verizon if you don't want to. Sprint and AT&T also have 4G LTE.
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Email the seller to see what they are offering - if any. I don't have one & when u activate a phone with Verizon it is your own device so you can't add the insurance.
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Good question. This is NOT an Industry standard connection. My phone broke several months ago, so all that I have is a charger. The company refuses to stand behind their warrantee, so don't expect much help from them. If you do still have the manual, they have contact information. If you do call them, have your receipt on hand first. Try to get another one from them, or take the offer from Nicole.
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The information I read indicated that the phone wasn't compatible with contracted plans but you might want to call up Verizon anyway and ask them.
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I get the feeling even Verizon doesn't know what they do these days! I loved them under the contracts, but they have proven to be a nightmare in the prepaid category. Frankly, they don't make much sense. My best answer to you is to contact Verizon and ask before you put any money into a new phone. Better safe than sorry when it comes to this. Good luck and, by the way, have a wonderful holiday season!
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Yes, there is no contract. You have to tell Verizon if you don't want the other options. I had an issue with my phone where the front screen turned white and the inside screen was blank. I got it shut off after a couple of tries, left it off for a little bit, then turned it back on. So far it's been working. I really like the phone except for that problem. I don't want a smart phone and this is nice for texting, better than a flip phone.
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Yes, All those I have came with the clips. Where are you going to get service for this phone?? All carriers that I'm aware of are using CDMA which isn't compatible with this phone. If you buy from anyone other than Motorola it might be a good idea to call or Email the seller just to be sure that your phone comes with everything it's supposed to. I would also call the carrier and make sure you can get service for this phone,... As I said in my review, they aren't compatible with CDMA. So, now I have 5 of them that I can't use anymore. Hope this has been of some help to you Jerod.
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That would be a question for either the seller or service provider. I don't know since we use Verizon
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I suggest u contact verizon first..not all smartphones require a contract. especially the 3g jobs
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Some people mean different things when they say "no-contract". For my personal experience, I ordered this phone to replace a Verizon Droid Razr HD phone that had a cracked screen. I am under contract with Verizon, but was unable to upgrade to a new phone without paying an arm & a leg. I purchased this phone right after Christmas & switched my service over on New Year's Eve. It is under contract, but I did not have to renew my contract. I actually think I will probably never renew again & purchase a phone. I think I will keep the plan I have & continue buying phones from other places than Verizon. I don't know if this helps you, but maybe it will.