I already have a contract with at&amp;t, my phone broke and I am looking to replace it will this phone work on my original contract?
1589017
Yes it will work because it is an At&t phone. Just switch out the Sim card and place into new phone. Make sure it is a micro sim.
2017035
It probably can serve as a replacement. Suggest you call AT&T service with your model number to be sure.
343528
The phone is not unlocked. Unlocked phones will work on any cell network: Sprint, Verizon, AT&T. It is however contract free meaning if you have a current at&t contract this phone will work with your at&t sim card. If you are downgrading from a smart phone that has a smaller sim you will need to go into the AT&T store to get the standard SIM to fit the phone. Fear not of alerting at&t, this is not an unusual occurrence as sim cards typically wear out over time and most at&ts will replace without charge. Regarding the internet - if your current plan has a data package the phone will be able to connect to the mobile web browser using 3G or the fastest AT&T data connection available in your area. You do however have to pay an additional fee to download apps for GPS, email, advanced voicemail etc in addition you are only able to purchase them through the AT&T app store which has a relativity small selection and in my opinion largely over priced. Hope this answers your questions. All in all a solid AT&T phone in terms of call quality and signal
1792355
Sorry I don't know, I have AT&T.; I will say though that this phone I slid it open one day (about a week after I got it) and the screen stopped working. You may want to find another phone
811137
I don't think so...it's a Verizon phone so am quite sure it doesn't work with the AT&T plan!
2007786
Hello, I bought this model to replace the same one he broke.Your SIM card will work as we have had no issues with our new phone.My son love it, so you should be fine.
936861
Good question- I called the service center for AT&T.; From what I understood, I don't think, AT&T; has a 'no contract service' for this phone.
936275
ok i recently lost my phone. it wasnt a smart phone or anything but i just got a new sim card today. If i were to buy this phone, can the sim card work with it?? im apart of a family plan for atnt. i know nothing about phones. haha.
1171354
I don't think there is a contract, but we got ours with our AT&T; home phone service, a call to the local AT&T; store should be able to tell you if you need a contract. You do have to do some online registration, and let it know which phones can connect to it. I don't know how many phones numbers are allowed.
1305787
as long as I have a SIM card that is valid and fits the phone, no difference. a no contract is like an ATT go Phone, or walmarts NET 10. you don't sign a contract and you pay as you go,
1096407
Yes... But you need to get a new sim card and activate it by calling AT&T; enjoy your phone
583492
This phone specifies contract in the details. Every phone is different and you even may be able to switch it out...
1166576
I am also under contract with Verizon and have no problem, but I think my phone was an Intensity i. If you have the actual model number, I believe you can ask Verizon if it is compatible with your plan.
1163355
On most carriers, when you get a new phone, you must extend your contract to another two years. However, this is a no contract phone, which means you can replace the phone that you currently use with this one, without extending your contract to another two years with your carrier.
1515394
I bought this one a while ago. It was used from a private seller, and therefore had nothing to do with my contract. Unless Sprint added some silly rule (I just switched to Family Mobile) about activating a different phone, you should be able to use it as a replacement, no problem.....although, I'd be prepared to buy a new battery for it, if I were you. Like alot of used phones, the one in mine was D.O.N.E., DONE!
2263068
I bought this phone as a replacement for one that was lost at the airport. We got a new sim card from AT&T.; Our contract expired years ago and we did not have to renew it. If you're just replacing an old phone and your sim card is still activated, you don't need to renew a contract and can just install the old card in the new phone. It can connect to the web on a limited basis but AT&T; will charge you for using that feature. Hope this helps.
185408
Yes, this phone can be used on your existing Verizon contract. I just had to go to the Verizon store and have one of the sales reps there program it for me and move all my contacts from my old phone to the new phone. Took only a few minutes for him to do and didn't cost me a thing.