A:Answeryes but there are caveats since American networks will charge you a service fee of approximately $70 a month for international data. Google Fi is an international sim and works here or overseas. Do your research on companies that support both stateside and international data without charging extra. Your iPhone 11 is a dual sim phone which can be set up to use 2 different networks as I have done. I use Google Fi (physical sim) which can be used here or overseas and Verizon (esim).
A:Answeri returned it and have a higher GB. i was purchasing an unlocked iphone to be used in another country but due to the carelessness of your employee by the name of philip, he grabbed the universal instead the unlocked iphone. i spent $400 just for sending and have the iphone return here in the U.S
A:Answeryes you can but your return won't be much in the way of a decent return or trade-in offer. There are websites geared towards helping consumers sale their devices online and using PayPal for security where your return could be double what Best Buy offers and you should research these before deciding.
A:Answerall iPhones purchased unlocked can be used worldwide; if you purchased it as a Sprint, AT&T, or Verizon phone then each of those companies can unlock your device after your contract meets certain guidelines so do your homework and find out what those requirements are if your device is one of the above devices.
A:AnswerWe have cricket but I am sure it would be similar. We just swapped the SIM card over, gave the new phone information to our carrier and switched the service over to the new phone
