How easy is it to move from a simless iPhone to one that uses a sim on AT&T? Do you have to call customer service, or can you activate the sim and "port" the phone number yourself?
trade inHow easy is it to move from a simless iPhone to one that uses a sim on AT&T? Do you have to call customer service, or can you activate the sim and "port" the phone number yourself?
How easy is it to move from a simless iPhone to one that uses a sim on AT&T? Do you have to call customer service, or can you activate the sim and "port" the phone number yourself?
Which iPhone model and carrier are trying to bring to AT&T?
A T-mobile 5. Already unlocked and have an AT&T nano-sim from Ebay.
If it's already unlocked, you just need to pop an activated SIM into the phone and it should work.
isn't that the basis for all SIM-technology? i'm not sure why there was any confusion from the OP regarding the subject. go to the AT&T store, ask for a SIM card for your iPhone and plug it in. Done.
You're correct. I'm not sure why the OP bought a SIM on ebay, AT&T will likely just GIVE him one if they're subscribing to a line of service.
Sorry for the confusion. Current phone (the simless one) is an iPhone 4. I would like to move its phone number and my billing account to the new phone (with a sim card).
I am asking if this can be done by me via the Att customer website, or do I have to contact customer service via telephone or visit an Att store.
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Already have an iPhone 4 with a line of service on Att. Looking to move that line to the new Tmobile phone.
I didn't go to the store because paying a few bucks on Ebay is easier than dealing with the store employees. Plus, I knew I was getting a sim card for a certain price, rather than the uncertainty of going to a store and being refused service, or charged a higher price for a sim card. This is my first attempt at moving from a simless phone to a sim phone, and using a device on another network. I figured I would take the path of least resistance.
Sorry for the confusion. Current phone (the simless one) is an iPhone 4. I would like to move its phone number and my billing account to the new phone (with a sim card).
I am asking if this can be done by me via the Att customer website, or do I have to contact customer service via telephone or visit an Att store.
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Already have an iPhone 4 with a line of service on Att. Looking to move that line to the new Tmobile phone.
I didn't go to the store because paying a few bucks on Ebay is easier than dealing with the store employees. Plus, I knew I was getting a sim card for a certain price, rather than the uncertainty of going to a store and being refused service, or charged a higher price for a sim card. This is my first attempt at moving from a simless phone to a sim phone, and using a device on another network. I figured I would take the path of least resistance.
Already have an iPhone 4 with a line of service on Att. Looking to move that line to the new Tmobile phone.
I didn't go to the store because paying a few bucks on Ebay is easier than dealing with the store employees. Plus, I knew I was getting a sim card for a certain price, rather than the uncertainty of going to a store and being refused service, or charged a higher price for a sim card. This is my first attempt at moving from a simless phone to a sim phone, and using a device on another network. I figured I would take the path of least resistance.
Uhh... Some of you are forgetting that a Verizon specific CDMA iPhone 4 was released. That model DID NOT have a SIM slot.
I am assuming that is what the poster is talking about. But then he says he has service through AT&T, so I'm confused.
We're not forgetting about it, the OP isn't being clear about what they're trying to do. It SOUNDS like he just has an AT&T iPhone 4 and wants to replace it with an unlocked T-Mobile iPhone 5.
I didn't go to the store because paying a few bucks on Ebay is easier than dealing with the store employees. Plus, I knew I was getting a sim card for a certain price, rather than the uncertainty of going to a store and being refused service, or charged a higher price for a sim card. This is my first attempt at moving from a simless phone to a sim phone, and using a device on another network. I figured I would take the path of least resistance.
Don't forget Verizon used SIM cards since 2011, but their SIM cards are R-UIM/LTE SIMs for CDMA networks. However the phones function on GSM networks just fine and most are unlocked including iPhone 5/5S/5CI have no idea what the OP is asking either.
Both Tmobile and AT&T use sim cards.
The tmobile iphone you have accepts sims.
Where do you get the simless part or what are you asking again?
If you contact AT&T they cant port your Tmobile number to AT&T and they will provide you with a sim card. As long as the phone is unlocked then it will work with any gsm sim in the world.
And both Tmobile and AT&T are GSM carriers.
Don't forget Verizon used SIM cards since 2011, but their SIM cards are R-UIM/LTE SIMs for CDMA networks. However the phones function on GSM networks just fine and most are unlocked including iPhone 5/5S/5C