Will I be able to put straight talk minutes on their with the bring your own devise straight talk plan
1698499
I have ordered the phone and plan to put straight talk on it. I am waiting for the phone to arrive, but it does work with T-mobile, so it should be compatible with straight talk.
1608686
You can go on te straight talk website under the byop option and put your location and the meid number from your phone to check if it is available
691165
yes you can, but I found the cost per month and usage charges to high, so now the device sets in a desk drawer. also you have to use it three months before you can convert to a regular plan.
796878
No. You have to buy your minutes. The Battery, Charger, Activation Card and Services Guide are already Included.
1802242
Yes it should work you just have to do the bring your own phone program if you are going with straight talk
1252304
My byop kit had the directions in package you will have to call straight talk and hope you get a tech w experience I was dealing w customer service for an hour before the guy transfered me to someone else and he obviously new what he was doing because he walked me thru the steps and had my phone going in less than ten mins one it is working you will have to call back to get your data plan started hope this helps
176992
If you order a card be sure to tell them the type of phone you own. I found they have 2 sizes, my older iphone uses the smaller one. Also I found calling the phone # on the package was the easiest way to add minutes and also setting up an account on line will give you access to all their plans and I have found the H2O service is great. They have an App you can put on your phone.
1280915
Yes and make sure you don't call towards the end of the day to set it up as I found out. The people they have available 24hrs a day can get all but one part setup for you. For the last part you will have to talk to their billing people and they are only there 9-5 or close to that.
642980
Sorry, got this plan myself about 1.5 months ago, and haven't activated it yet (if I even need to activate it)
1157438
It works exactly as calling plan but here instead of minutes you are consuming volume of data. Fee depends on the plan. there are unlimited and limited per month without carry forward plans
1650590
Yes you can. I did just that. When you get the phone take it to metro store and they will help you set it up. It takes 5 mins real simple.
1849011
If you buy an unlocked att or T-Mobile phone it will be ready to use with straight talk. Their sim cards run well under 15 dollars. Once you follow the instructions with the sim card phone is ready to use usually within an hour. Mine took 3 minutes.
712426
Leo, As far as I know you may need to have a phone with a sim card as Straight Talk use a Simcard. To be sure you could look into the sellers of simcards for Straightalk service and ask them John
2181060
Straight talk have their Owen devices so if you have unlocked phone with SIM card you have to call them or you have to get another company uses SIM card like AT&T; , t Mobil or simple Mobil
2171503
Prepaid service you pay for the minutes as you want them use them whenever you want
1683221
You'll need to have your own sim and memory card the phone and it works with att tmobile and straight talk
706554
Yes and no, the phone checker on Straight Talk's web site will say that it will and that's only half right and here is why. Verizon recently finally began allowing their branded 4G LTE devices on their own prepaid services, so u can use it on Verizon prepaid AS A 4G DEVICE but not on any other carriers that lease Verizon towers to provide service. So u can have Verizon prepaid $45/month unlimited talk/text w/500Mb data (bridge data is $20/3GB and covers overages for 90 days or until used). THIS PART IS WHAT U NEED TO KNOW - YOU CANNOT ACTIVATE IT AS A CDMA DEVICE! BUT YOU CAN AS A GSM DEVICE, SO YOU NEED A SIM CARD, NOT A NETWORK CODE. And it will work wherever there is gsm service (AT&T & T-Mobile) with 4G data in the areas where the provider for your SIM has optimal coverage. Downside - if you are ever in an area where the only towers are Verizon there will be no service and don't blame Straight Talk, it's Verizon doing it, best bet and best service - Verizon prepaid, if u need more data just add bridge data, u will have good customer service, can tether at will and it will operate as a world phone and use.both CDMA and gsm towers giving u service virtually anywhere. If u are set in straight talk get the SIM kit