YES; as long as the SIM works in that phone.
You stay on the contract, however your next renew date will be another 2 years.
Ring up your phone company and get them to exterminate the contract.
you can go and ask your phone contract people and they will sort it out 4 u
Usually you have to be 1.5 years into the contract to receive one.
Yes because is if you buy a contract it is going to cost more. And if you don't have a contract it will cost more.
If you are changing from one company to another there is usually a cancellation fee to terminate your contract, if you are willing to pay the fee then, go for it. If you want to change plans with your current company most of them will require that you start the begining of the terms. For instance, if you have a two year contract and change your plan after one year then you start at the beginning with the change for two more years.
With most companies, you would be able to get a new phone the day your contract ends. Some companies will even allow a new phone before the contract ends, as long as it is paid for.
yes you can
The only time you put minutes on a phone is if you have non contract phone and buy minutes. If you have a contract with the company and you go over you get charged what the contract says, but you can add minutes unless you change your contract. You can go to there website and register and then you can make some changes to your account. Good luck with your phone.
It is usually not possible to transfer a contract phone into another person's name unless the contract time has expired. Once it has expired, the company that provides the service for the phone will perform a credit check on the person who wants to purchase your phone. If they pass the credit check, the company will write an entirely new contract for the other person.
There are many reasons to purchase a cell phone with no contract. Prepaid phones can allow someone to change cell phones and plans frequently, and it can be less expensive than having a contract.