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Consumer Cellular operates as an MVNO on AT&T's network, thus you can use any AT&T compatible phone with Consumer Cellular's SIM card, even if its not unlocked (yes, even the iPhone's).
If you want to use a T-Mobile phone or another GSM phone that's not from AT&T, you will need to get it unlocked.
CDMA phones (Verizon/Sprint/MetroPCS/etc) are not compatible as they do not use GSM or SIM cards.
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Will an AT and T sim card work in a consumer cellular phone?
No; Cellular One phones do not take SIM cards. Actually, Cellular One does take SIM cards. At least around in our area they sure do- we all use them here :). Now then I think that if they phones are unlocked they should work with each other. For example I used an IPHONE with my cellular one account.
What type of phone will be compatible with a centennial sims card?
The only phones that work with SIM cards anymore are cellular one (AT&T) and i think Verizon does too. hope that helps!
Do Consumer cellular phone use sim cards?
yes
Are all cell phones compatible with sim cards?
Not all cell phones are compatible with SIM cards. Some only work with a contract, and you need to unlock the phone before you can use a SIM card.
What kind of company is Cellular Blowout?
Cellular Blowout is a company based in the United States. As the name implies, it sells cellular phones, smart phones, memory cards, Bluetooth and other phone accessories.
Do cellular phones contain hard drives?
No, cellular phones do not contain hard drives. They do have internal memory but they have a different type of setup than a computer. Some cellphones even take memory cards.
How do you use a US Cellular SIM card in another phone?
US Cellular uses CDMA technology, not GSM, so, their phones do not use SIM cards.
How do you register sim cards on Motorola phones?
You must have a SIM card for the carrier you want to use and the phone must be compatible with that carrier.
Can I use a T-Mobile model phone with Verizon service?
T-Mobile phones do not work with Verizon's Service. T-Mobile phones use Sim Cards and Verizon does not, so they are not compatible.
Are AT&T SIM card compatible with phones from other carriers?
Verizon does not use sim cards in their phones (except the iPhone). So no you would not be able to use an AT&T Sim card in a new Verizon phone. sorry.
Why Buy Verizon Cellular Phones?
Verizon is one of the leading cell phone carriers across the nation. Verizon cellular phones are on America's largest 3G network, with 4G networks available on new phones. Verizon cellular phones have V Cast Mobile for TV, ringtones, music, and games on the go. Verizon has a great rewards program where you and each referred customer can receive $25 Verizon Wireless Rewards Visa Debit Cards. Verizon Wireless also has a trade-in program on cellular phones. You can trade in any phone, reguardless of the carrier, for a gift card.
Which other phones take a Sony Ericsson memory card?
Nokia, Motorola, and Samsung all have phones available which are compatible for use with a Sony Ericsson memory card, according to consumer reviews. One who wishes to use Sony accessories with other phones, however, would be well-advised to confirm the size of the memory card and be aware of different storage capacities among different memory cards--even when they are produced by the same manufacturer.
