Later you’ll be able to transfer your phone number and remaining service balance to your new phone or SIM. Once you have created your account, you’ll see your current phone listed as an Active Device. If you don’t already have one, now is the time to set one up. To transfer your service using, you’ll need an account. If you are unable to move your SIM card from your current phone to your new phone then you’ll need to transfer your service online from Creating Your Straight Talk Account After that, Straight talk will realize you are a current customer looking to transfer your service.īelow is my original article and video…. Choose the option to transfer your current number. If you are using a Straight Talk Verizon SIM card, you may need to enter your phone’s MEID or IMEI,Īfter this, you will eventually be asked if you want a new phone number or to transfer your existing phone number. enter your SIM card number, accept the terms of service, and continue.Choose the Straight Talk Phone or BYOP option.Verify you can log into your account, and then log out.If you don’t already have one, create an account for your current phone on.They only had kits with both a plan card and a SIM and if you did the math you were paying about $10 for the SIM card. I haven’t checked Walmart recently, I do not think you can buy just the SIM in the store.
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Note, if you want to use Straight Talk’s Verizon towers, you’ll need to check the phone’s serial number (MEID or IMEI) on to make sure the phone is compatible (eligible). Order the SIM card for the network you want to use AND is compatible with your new phone. If you are signing up for Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) or Keep Your Own Phone (BYOP, you’ll need a SIM card. If you bought your phone from Straight Talk or Walmart, the phone should already lnclude a SIM card. I’m updating this section for 2020 because I think this a lot simpler way to transfer your service to your new phone than the old way I described. I’ll tell you now that just moving a SSIM card has caused some people a lot of pain. To read all the annoying details of moving your Straight Talk SIM card, see Moving Your Straight Talk SIM Card To Your New Phone. In the long term, you are better off properly activating your new phone or SIM card. This is a great solution if you need to temporarily switch to a new phone. It will also work with Straight Talk Verizon SIM cards but this can cause problems. This works pretty welll with Straight Talk’s AT&T and T-Mobile SIM cards. Your current SIM card will need to fit into your new phone and your new phone will need to be compatible with the current Straight Talk SIM card you are using. Sometimes you can just move your SIM card from your current phone to your new phone. Moving Your Straight Talk SIM card to your new phone Can you please tell me if my phone is using your AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint towers? The easiest way to do that is visit and use the online chat feature. If you don’t know which towers, your phone uses, ask Straight Talk. The same for Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint customers. So if you were perviously an AT&T customer and signed up for Straight Talk BYOP, your phone is likely using Straight Talk’s AT&T towers. If you brought your own phone (BYOP) from another carrier, you are likely uses the same towers with Straight Talk. If you bought an iPhone or Galaxy phone from Straight Talk, chances are it uses the Verizon towers. Your Straight Talk phone uses the towers from one of these four networks. They lease service from AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile or Sprint. Straight Talk does not own their own cellular towers.
If you want to transfer your current Straight Talk number and remaining service balance to a new phone or SIM. Sound good? to learn more see, Is Straight Talk Your Best Option in 2020? Transferring Your Current Straight Talk Service You may be able to save $100s per year and get the features you want such as Wi-Fi calling, Mobile Hotspot, and Visual Voicemail. © Hutchison 3G UK Limited 2002 - Present.In 2020, you have a lot of choices for prepaid wireless service. Hutchison 3G UK Ltd | Registered address: 450 Longwater Avenue, Green Park, Reading, Berkshire, RG2 6GF | Registered in England & Wales | Registered company number: 03885486 | Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (registration number: 738979)
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