Is this truly a Verizon compatible phone? I recently bought a Motorola that indicated I could use it on my Verizon contract...I couldn't.
738736
If fits except the snap that holds the front cover and the back cover won't snap. I feel that for the price it isn't worth it. There are others out there that do fit.
489259
This phone is unlikely to work with Verizon because it uses 850, 900, 1700, and 2100 bands, all GSM. Meanwhile Verizon uses 700 for its main GSM (LTE), and while they do use 850, they use it for CDMA/EVDO - which is incompatible with this phone.So - I'd be very surprised if this worked on Verizon.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Wireless#Radio_Frequency_Summary
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Yes, that's what we did. Phone was new and works great. Just make sure you don't buy one of those phones that u pay monthly. We made that mistake. Took it to Verizon and they couldn't hook it up.
1528139
No, unfortunately Verizon uses a technology known as CDMA which is not compatible with the GSM technology the rest of the world (and providers here in the USA like AT
1522663
This is a great phone; however, it is not compatible, to my knowledge, with verizon voicemail.
1842646
I contacted Verizon, they told me to ask for the serial number of this phone? This will allow me to check with them and see if this is compatible and would work in my account? Thanks.
1155088
I used it for my Verizon contract account. I think they have different options for purchasing this phone.
1148628
Hello. I had this phone ages ago, so I dont really remember whether it was a verizon phone or not. I think you should ask the seller:)
1903735
I do not understand the "new" world of cell phones, so I do not really understand your question. I have an expired Verizon contract that I continue to pay monthly. It is not a prepaid plan nor is it anything like their current options. I do not have a data plan.
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As I understand due to a recent visit to my local Verizon store (12/15/06), you will need to subscribe to at least the $79.99 phone plan as well as the $40 EVDO data plan.That turned me off from the MotorolaQ Phone or any PDA Phone. I really wish Verizon would offer a slower data plan for $20. I just need to fetch email and remotely sync my calendar, not surf the Internet. Wireless DSL is overkill for most people.
812773
I use T-Mobile and have never used Verizon, best check with Verizon, but, I have heard Verizon is incompatible with most unlocked phones.
1542831
I sent this phone back because it was not what they claimed. When I took it to Verizon, they said it wasn't really a motorola Razr, only the face was from one. I was unable to connect it to my Verizon account for my mother.
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Yes,just take it to Verizon & have then activate it for you.Word of warning this phone is supposed to be ultra tough,I dropped mine from waist height & it's been a problem ever since.Dropped my old Motorola off of 12 ft. ladders & it kept on ticking.
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This phone will only work on GSM networks, which are At&T and T-mobile. Verizon and those other networks you tired use a different network called CDMA, thus making the Moto E incompatible with those networks.
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Well, it is a VERIZON phone...that probably means Verizon is the only network you can use it on.
902024
This is a GSM phone that is compatable with ATT and TMobile. Verizon is not GSM compatable...
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This phone is unlikely to work with Verizon because it uses 850, 900, 1700, and 2100 bands, all GSM. Meanwhile Verizon uses 700 for its main GSM (LTE), and while they do use 850, they use it for CDMA/EVDO - which is incompatible with this phone. So - I'd be very surprised if this worked on Verizon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Wireless#Radio_Frequency_Summary