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$540 via promo credit when you add a new smartphone line with your own 4G/5G smartphone on postpaid Unlimited Plus plan between 5/18/23 - 5/31/23 & port-in req'd. Promo credit applied over 36 months; promo credits end if eligibility requirements are no longer met.
I ordered an iPhone 6s and will be giving my wife my iPhone 6 once it arrives. She currently has an iPhone 5. Will I need to get a new SIM card for the 6 prior to activating it on her line or do I just need to wait 24 hours for the SIM that is in it to reset?
Thanks!
She would just take the SIM card out of her iPhone 5 and put it in the iPhone 6. The iPhone 5 and up use Nano SIM cards.
You would do the same. Remove the SIM card from the iPhone 6 and put it in the iPhone 6S.
Thanks for the info. So I would want to do this...
1. Take the SIM out of my 6 and put it in the new 6S. Turn it on. Does this do all of the activation then of the new phone?
2. Take the SIM out of the 5 and put it in the 6
3. Take the original new SIM from the 6S and put it in the 5. I want to activate the 5 again for my daughter as a new line and the SIM from the 6S should be a new blank SIM.
If I do the 1st step does that mess anything up because the 6S is an upgrade to the 6? I usually just activate it with the new SIM card that is in it that is why all the questions.
Thanks again.
1. Yes - your service is linked to the SIM card not the phone (this didn't use to be the case with older phones that didn't use SIM cards)
2. Yes - again your wifes phone number is linked to her SIM card so putting in the 6 will move everything over accordingly.
3. If you are adding a line then you'd need to go into a Verizon store and have the account owner start a new line. Verizon will put the information on that blank SIM card and then you'd put it in the iPhone 5, so bring both the iPhone 5 and the SIM card (if you forget the SIM card they will just give you a new one, but make sure to go to a corporate store and not a 3rd party retailer.) I would refrain from putting the blank card in until you've added that line.
Nothing should get messed up.