Maybe. We can't be more specific because the details really do matter.
If your current plan and the new phone are both with the same company, there normally won't be a problem. I did this when I lost my phone; after I got the new one, I called the company and had them transfer my old number to the new phone. (If I had still had the old phone, but it had gotten broken somehow, I could probably have simply taken the old SIM card, put it in the new phone, and it would have "just worked.")
However, if they're with different companies, there could be issues with the phones being locked to a specific carrier.
No, you would have to cancel your account with your provider and open a new account with a prepaid provider. Also, you cannot use the same phone.
swap out your sim card into the new phone.
Ya u do unless you have minutes already on the phone but later down line you will need the prepaid minute card!
If you use a T-moblie prepaid phone and put your sim card from your old phone in the prepaid phone. Because I did it with at&t and it works with no hick-ups.. cheap replacement that's for sure.
no you have to go into the store and have it flashed over to verizon's network it cost anywhere from $15.00-$30.00
As long as your are switching in a local area, then this should be possible. The technicians at the store you purchased your prepaid phone from should be able to make the switch, as long as you haven't already canceled your service before you port the number over.
Prepaid phone plans can be beneficial if someone is just needing a phone for emergencies or limited use. Prepaid phones are also a good teaching method for teens about responsibility, because they have to learn to manage the time they have on their phone.
No, you cannot use any phone as a prepaid phone. There are certain phones that you can choose from.Answer 2In Europe at least, you can use any mobile phone so long as it is not 'locked'. You can buy a prepaid SIM card and install it in a phone you already own.
Yes, as long as the prepaid phone has been on a prepaid plan for at least six months. You could also just convert your line to a post-paid plan and get a new phone, which would allow you to switch if you have not been a prepaid customer for at least six months.
not until the contract is over.Or, you must be willing to pay cancellation fees.
Just make sure that you tell them you want a prepaid phone and you can get any phone as a prepaid phone
Most convenience stores and grocery stores carry prepaid cards for sale. You can also purchase minutes on your plans website or from cell phone stores.