Did you buy this phone brand new from Apple or Verizon? If not, it may be either a) not really a Verizon iPhone, or b) blacklisted as stolen.I just got a Verizon iPhone 8 Plus and I'm putting my T-Mobile sim inside of it and it's telling me SIM Not Supported
Aren't all Verizon models unlocked?
Where did you get this phone?I just got a Verizon iPhone 8 Plus and I'm putting my T-Mobile sim inside of it and it's telling me SIM Not Supported
Aren't all Verizon models unlocked?
I just got a Verizon iPhone 8 Plus and I'm putting my T-Mobile sim inside of it and it's telling me SIM Not Supported
Aren't all Verizon models unlocked?
*Unlocked for international use.
But if you bought full price through Apple, it should be unlocked for all networks. If through Verizon, either on installment or in full, it will be unlocked for international use but blocks domestic SIM cards.
It can't block the GSM portion, that would be illegal. Has nothing to do with international or domestic in this case. The only reason it wouldn't work is if there are payments that are due or some other issue.
It's unlocked in general (international and domestic) if purchased from Verizon directly, for full price or installment or anything like that.*Unlocked for international use.
But if you bought full price through Apple, it should be unlocked for all networks. If through Verizon, either on installment or in full, it will be unlocked for international use but blocks domestic SIM cards.
http://www.verizon.com/about/consumer-safety/device-unlocking-policy
- We do not lock our 4G LTE devices, and no code is needed to program them for use with another carrier.