my stipulate ATT phone pennyless as well as i need a brand new one. a ATT prepaid phones have been most cheaper. can we make use of a single of them as a replacement, or do i need to buy a single of a costly ATT stipulate phones? I’m asking since i listened ATT didn’t wish we to do which as well as which they would shutdown your use if we did.
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Hi Elijah
You are correct that ATT does not want you using a PAYG phone. ATT does have a division that looks for PAYG phone IMEI# being used on post paid accounts. Yes they could terminate service if they find out.
That being said, the chances of this happening are VERY slim. 1000′s of people do this everyday so if I were you, I would just purchase the PAYG phone, pop your sim in and you are good to go. Whatever you do, DO NOT call customer service and have the PAYG phones IMEI# noted on your account.
If you purchase the PAYG phone on-line from ATT, you will need to also add PAYG credit to the phone and use the credit. If you purchase it at a department store where no personal info is needed, then just pop your sim card in
i think so
no that why its called a prepaid phone, the difference is the prepaid. they aren’t going to let you get over just cuz the phone is cheaper. what you could do is buy someone’s used phone.
You can buy them and they will work with your service. But of course you will still be locked into any contract for a monthly service plan that you will need to pay until the contract expires.