The only intelligent and legit response. Why am I not surprised? Anyhow, yeah I figured the store could do this, though I was hoping it could be done over the phone but whatever works, works. Thanks.The easiest method to upgrade from a different line is to do it at an AT&T corporate store. I've done this with other phones in my family plan, as my children are always wanting to borrow the other child's upgrade status for the "latest and greatest" phones.
If you do it at a corporate store, they can do all of the computer work, switching of lines, etc. without you having to do a thing except sit there and scan your credit card when it is all over.
They do it all the time, and I've never had a problem. Good luck. I'm ready for the new one myself and so is my son. He has been saving up for a long time for this, he has my old original phone. I have a 3G and we are both eligible for an upgrade right now.
Here is what you need to do, it's VERY simple.....
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I was actually going to tell you a key piece of information that everyone keeps missing here....but you're being a tool yourself so...nvm. Good luck!
Edit: PPL here were actually giving you correct/helpful information. There are sim adapters and you can cut a full sized sim down to micro. You can have the AT&T store handle your request with ease. But there is a much simpler answer than all of these. Too bad I no longer feel like sharing it.
