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Slammed01

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Any major difference? I know the tmobile can be unlocked after 45 days of service. Prob getting carrier insurance for a bit so don't want a issue, will tmo insure a sim free?
 
Called apple and confirmed. 1st order was sim free but cancelled and was going to go thru carrier, but decided to reorder w apple as I'm prepaid with current carrier until expected delivery dates. Looks like I ordered the tmobile version.
 
You might want to get the sim free version. So far we don't know if it's allowed on verizon's network even though it has the technical capability. The sim free version should be allowed on verizon, t-mobile, and at&t.

Called apple and confirmed. 1st order was sim free but cancelled and was going to go thru carrier, but decided to reorder w apple as I'm prepaid with current carrier until expected delivery dates. Looks like I ordered the tmobile version.
 
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You might want to get the sim free version. So far we don't know if it's allowed on verizon's network even though it has the technical capability. The sim free version should be allowed on verizon, t-mobile, and at&t.
Not going on Verizon so no biggie, curious to know tho
 
I ordered a sim free SE through a company and received a T-Mobile SE. It works fine on my VZW unlimited data plan.
 
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