H HXGuyAZ macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 22, 2014 #1 For the people who bought a Verizon phone and are using it on AT&T, did you call to update the IMEI on your account with AT&T? Is it necessary? Would it even work or will they say the phone is not one of theirs?
For the people who bought a Verizon phone and are using it on AT&T, did you call to update the IMEI on your account with AT&T? Is it necessary? Would it even work or will they say the phone is not one of theirs?
Halamire macrumors regular Sep 22, 2014 #2 I brought my Verizon iPhone 5S and they asked for my IMEI, but it worked perfectly fine with ATT
H HXGuyAZ macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 22, 2014 #3 Halamire said: I brought my Verizon iPhone 5S and they asked for my IMEI, but it worked perfectly fine with ATT Click to expand... Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything?
Halamire said: I brought my Verizon iPhone 5S and they asked for my IMEI, but it worked perfectly fine with ATT Click to expand... Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything?
S Stein357 macrumors 6502 Sep 22, 2014 #4 HXGuyAZ said: Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything? Click to expand... If you have an IEMI on your account for an only 4G phone without LTE you'd need to have the IEMI updated, otherwise it doesn't matter.
HXGuyAZ said: Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything? Click to expand... If you have an IEMI on your account for an only 4G phone without LTE you'd need to have the IEMI updated, otherwise it doesn't matter.
R ROLLTIDE1 macrumors 68000 Sep 22, 2014 #5 HXGuyAZ said: Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything? Click to expand... it allows data to work with certain older sim cards
HXGuyAZ said: Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything? Click to expand... it allows data to work with certain older sim cards
H hughiee macrumors member Sep 22, 2014 #6 HXGuyAZ said: Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything? Click to expand... I registered the IMEI with AT&T to update the device on record for insurance coverage I suppose.
HXGuyAZ said: Ok so seems it shouldnt be a problem. Now is there a point to registering the IMEI with AT&T? Does it actually do anything? Click to expand... I registered the IMEI with AT&T to update the device on record for insurance coverage I suppose.
H HXGuyAZ macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 22, 2014 #7 hughiee said: I registered the IMEI with AT&T to update the device on record for insurance coverage I suppose. Click to expand... New iPhone 6 from Verizon registered on AT&T? And they didn't say anything like "Hmm, looks like that's not an AT&T phone"?
hughiee said: I registered the IMEI with AT&T to update the device on record for insurance coverage I suppose. Click to expand... New iPhone 6 from Verizon registered on AT&T? And they didn't say anything like "Hmm, looks like that's not an AT&T phone"?
T terraphantm macrumors 68040 Sep 22, 2014 #8 HXGuyAZ said: New iPhone 6 from Verizon registered on AT&T? And they didn't say anything like "Hmm, looks like that's not an AT&T phone"? Click to expand... AT&T doesn't care. A big part of GSM is that carriers can't dictate what phones are and aren't allowed
HXGuyAZ said: New iPhone 6 from Verizon registered on AT&T? And they didn't say anything like "Hmm, looks like that's not an AT&T phone"? Click to expand... AT&T doesn't care. A big part of GSM is that carriers can't dictate what phones are and aren't allowed
Halamire macrumors regular Sep 22, 2014 #9 I think they register your IMEI just in case you lose it or it gets stolen so you can black list it so no one can use it
I think they register your IMEI just in case you lose it or it gets stolen so you can black list it so no one can use it
T terraphantm macrumors 68040 Sep 22, 2014 #10 Halamire said: I think they register your IMEI just in case you lose it or it gets stolen so you can black list it so no one can use it Click to expand... They know the IMEI as soon as you pop the SIM in. The only thing they might not know is what kind of phone it is.
Halamire said: I think they register your IMEI just in case you lose it or it gets stolen so you can black list it so no one can use it Click to expand... They know the IMEI as soon as you pop the SIM in. The only thing they might not know is what kind of phone it is.