Pretty sure, just want to confirm,
If I cancel Verizon, can I take my 5S to ATT and just insert one of their same size SIM cards?
If I cancel Verizon, can I take my 5S to ATT and just insert one of their same size SIM cards?
Pretty sure, just want to confirm,
If I cancel Verizon, can I take my 5S to ATT and just insert one of their same size SIM cards?
Hmm weird story about the note but since the 5s model is the same, I assumed it should just work
On a 4 line plan so $40x4=160 on verizon
$15x4=60. On att
That's a hundred a month!
Tmobile still has a pathetically small network that sucks outside of major cities. I wouldn't trade my Verizon signal for anything. I can go anywhere and am on rock solid LTE!
Tmobile did just sweeten the plans today too
Hmmm
I switch my Verizon 5S to ATT just less then week ago. Absolutely seamless. Only what they did is put different phone ID in their system (brought new 5C and put that ID) because according to the guy it did not accept it. All works perfect, call and LTE. On my page in ATT it doesn't know what my phone is however. It shows my sisters ATT iPhone 5 correctly. It doesn't show my wife's Verizon Note 2 correctly also, but phone works fine after two, almost sleepless night messing with APN settings and listening her voice that if I will not make it work she will get a new phone soon.
Don't you still have to add the 10GB data plan to qualify for the $15/mo for each additional line? Since the 10GB is $100, you're practically paying the same amount but you do have free tethering now and AT&T's network .
U have to root the verizon note 2 to change the apn especially for mms settings. Verizon makes it a pain.
Only Verizon other windows phone like the HTC 8x it's not even possible to change the apn. Gotta love Verizon doing a half baked process making their 4g lte devices "unlocked" per FCC agreement. They throw many road blocks on all their non apple lte devices.
Notice I said non apple devices. Cause apple don't let Verizon mess around. So iPhone 5, 5c and 5s from Verizon works perfectly with ATT with nothing to do from the user end point since apple controls the settings and it's automatically configured when SIM card is put in.