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Is it still possible to purchase a 4g phone for full price either through verizon or on ebay and switch my 3g phone to the new 4g phone and still keep my unlimited data? Also, how would I get a sim card for the new 4g phone?
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Yes. To acquire a new SIM card you will need to purchase it from your nearest vzw store. You can keep your unlimited data as long as you don't sign a new 2 year contract.
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Ashton Roesbery wrote:
To acquire a new SIM card you will need to purchase it from your nearest vzw store.
When did Corporate Verizon stores start charging for SIM cards (they've always been free)?
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They only provide them for free to people who have gotten the phone from Direct stores. Or so I thought. I didn't want to provide any false hope by saying they were free. I'd say go with about 20$, and if they're free, you just saved money, but if not, you're prepared already. I'm not sure the exact price, but I don't think you can walk in and say "I want a 4g SIM card", and they'll just hand one over no questions asked.
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I know that last year I got a SIM card from a corporate store for free. I have the receipt to prove it too.
I'm most definitely NOT a VZW employee. If a post answered your question, please mark it as the answer.
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I know from a chat with Customer Service a month or so ago that a new SIM card would be free, but if ordered through CS (as opposed to getting it in a store) they'd charge shipping (but the card was free).
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Oh then there you go. I learned something . Thanks for the info. Easy peasy. That seems almost too easy though .