I had a Pantech 6030. Activated it with AT&T and it said my contacts would be uploaded to AT&T's site.I DON'T WANT THAT.Does this phone do that too?
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You have two options. Put contacts on phone or SIM. BTW, do you think touch screen is really clunky?
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It's been a long time since I set them up, but reading your message, I recall something like that coming up. Can't say for sure though.
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As long as it is a sim card that says BRING YOUR OWN PHONE then it doesn't matter if the phone is AT&T or T-Mobile. If the sim card does not say that then it must be activated with a NET 10 phone. I am still pretty new to NET 10 so I am learning as I go.
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All Google services are available on the phone. As soon as I signed in with my email adress, all my contacts, my calendar and even the apps I downloaded or I purchased were transfered from my old smartphone to the new one.
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I don't believe it downloads the contacts. It works with the phone, so my guess is that it uses the phone list and not it's own list.
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It doesn't come with one but it will take yours. It will work without any changes if you have copied all your contacts to the Sim. Just put your Sim out of your old phone in it. (That is if it is not your first.) If it is your first, you will have to get a Sim From your phone provider presuming it is AT&T.;
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I love Amazon but I bought my Venice at best buy on sale. They activated for me and transfered my old phones contacts to my new phone in seconds. I would call a boost mobile store in your area to see if they could activate for you. Or go online to boost mobile I think they have easy to follow set up directions.
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Hi there! I really appreciate your post. So I am wondering though, you did not have no problem buying this phone on Amazon and dealing with At&t;? It seems that everything went smooth for you! Is there anything else that I need to know. Thanks L.Beltran!
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Yes, you can use your SIM card, and that's exactly why I bought it. I did not want to enter into another agreement with AT&T;, and additionally, I like a flip phone... and these are a dying breed. If you're looking to put your SIM card in... by all means, purchase the phone. Make sure your contacts are Saved to your SIM card from your old phone, to avoid having to re-enter. Good luck!
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Hello James, I know that with At&t your hot spot will act like it's own device. Adding your hot spot to your account would be a lot like adding a tablet to your data plan You might be able to put your sim card from your phone into the hot spot, but I'm not 100% sure. I hope this helps. Thanks, Andrew
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I don't know, just had it installed and have much to learn. My phone is voice activated so I don't have to worry about downloading contacts. Sorry I'm not of much help.
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My opinion is no but I can't say with "certainty" - the AT&T version of the 1520 has 3 contact points on the back of the phone near the bottom (just above the speaker), this case has an opening on the back that exposes those contact pins...
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If AT&T; is your provider, just insert you SIM card and all AT&T; network functions will immediately work as they should. You won't even have to visit the local AT&T; store for activation. The phones that are advertised as "compatible" or "unlocked" will not. They must specifically state that the phone is programmed for the AT&T; network as this one does. I bought two phones from this seller in the past year and both are still working fine and have been totally problem free. Even my elderly mother hasn't been able to mess her's up as she did with it's three predecessors (ha! ha!). If AT&T; is your provider, just insert you SIM card and all AT&T; network functions will immediately work as they should. You won't even have to visit the local AT&T; store for activation. The phones that are advertised as "compatible" or "unlocked" will not. They must specifically state that the phone is programmed for the AT&T; network as this one does. I bought two phones from this seller in the past year and both are still working fine and have been totally problem free. Even my elderly mother hasn't been able to mess her's up as she did with it's three predecessors (ha!... » Read More If AT&T; is your provider, just insert you SIM card and all AT&T; network functions will immediately work as they should. You won't even have to visit the local AT&T; store for activation. The phones that are advertised as "compatible" or "unlocked" will not. They must specifically state that the phone is programmed for the AT&T; network as this one does. I bought two phones from this seller in the past year and both are still working fine and have been totally problem free. Even my elderly mother hasn't been able to mess her's up as she did with it's three predecessors (ha! ha!). « Show Less
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As long as it is a sim card that says BRING YOUR OWN PHONE then it doesn't matter if the phone is AT&T; or T-Mobile. If the sim card does not say that then it must be activated with a NET 10 phone. I am still pretty new to NET 10 so I am learning as I go.
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I'm not familiar with Movilnet. I couldn't get AT&T to even recognize the phone on my plan and was never able to receive any attachments or photos. It was apparently a locked phone and is sitting unused in a drawer.
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Yes. I switched my t-mobile sim into it and it updated all the contacts over a few hours.
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I have been able to move it to different places with little hassle . Simply log onto your AT&T account online, re register the device and put in the new address. It was up in less than ten minutes. Easy peezy.
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Unfortunately, it seems Pandigital has fallen on hard times and is no longer offering Photo Mail. Their contract with AT&T wireless has been cancelled. Frame still works fine, but now you have to add photos manually (by attaching frame to your computer [via USB cable] or copying them onto an SD memory card).