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Anoying "Sim card is not from verizon" notification on unlocked phone. What is the way to remove it instead of disabling the agent?
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You'll need to speak with the carrier in your country at that time for a local SIM from them. Most likely though, your phone will not work well wherever you go. Verizon phones like Verizon's network and will look for a Verizon SIM, for which you cannot use wherever you go outside the US. You shouldn't use a Verizon device with a T-Mobile SIM. Unlocked means POSSIBLE to activate on other carriers, not a GUARANTEE that it will work. All Verizon LTE phones are unlocked to begin with. You should buy a phone from your local carrier.
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Go to a corporate Verizon store and get one that IS from Verizon - they are free. Activate the phone using the Verizon SIM card. I think you can also call customer service and they will mail you one.
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Not sure when i dial the tech support number 800 922 0204 it says not a Verizon phone. And when i visited the store they have disabled the agent which start working on phone restart.
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If you are using a Verizon phone on Verizon service, you should have a Verizon SIM. As stated above, you can call to have one sent in 10 days or less, visit a corporate store for a free SIM, visit an authorized retailer and pay $5-$20, or order one from your My Verizon page.
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Oh Is that means even though i am able to use T mobile in that verizon device but i can't get rid of this notification.
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I'm sorry, please clarify. Are you trying to use a T-Mobile device on Verizon? Or a T-Mobile SIM in a Verizon device?
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I am using T mobile Sim in verizon device. Actually i have purchased this device by making full payment and what best buy guys has told me that this is unlocked. I am going back to my country by next month from US. So wanted to know how to remove this Verizon restrictions
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You'll need to speak with the carrier in your country at that time for a local SIM from them. Most likely though, your phone will not work well wherever you go. Verizon phones like Verizon's network and will look for a Verizon SIM, for which you cannot use wherever you go outside the US. You shouldn't use a Verizon device with a T-Mobile SIM. Unlocked means POSSIBLE to activate on other carriers, not a GUARANTEE that it will work. All Verizon LTE phones are unlocked to begin with. You should buy a phone from your local carrier.
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I have a Verizon phone that has been in use for a couple of years. Today, I restarted my device and now I have this notification. I bought the phone from Verizon, it IS a Verizon SIM as it came with the phone. I have never had this notification pop up before, but now it does. Something changed outside of my control and I don't much care for it. What to do now?
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