A:AnswerYes you can, that’s what I did because I didn’t want to pay big bucks for a phone. If your old phone has a nano sim all you do is remove the sim from your old phone and move it to this one. Your account will automatically recognize the new phone. If you have a micro sim just go online or att.com and use the chat to order a new sim. If you ask for it to be free they will more then likely send it to you free. Takes about 2-3 days to ship or have them send it to a att store nearby and they will do it same day and put the sim in for you.
A:AnswerNo, this is an android device, and facetime is not available on for android. You can use Facebook messenger to video chat as long as both parties have Facebook messenger.
A:AnswerHello Amy, great question! There are two volume keys on the upper left hand side of the device to turn the volume up or down. Please follow this link (https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/galaxy-j2-dash-att) to review the user manual. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerGive it a try. It may be a 2-step process. Insert your Motorola SIM card into the new J2. Set the J2 Sim card aside for a moment. Once you start up your new J2 try going to the Att.com prepaid website. Open log-in to your prepaid account to see if the J2 shows up as a "new" phone. If not, see if you can add the J2 but putting the activation numbers on the side of the box the J2 comes in where it asks. Then you should see your left over balance on your J2. If this doesn't work, try the customer service phone or chat box onscreen for assistance.
A:AnswerIf you are referring to Boost Mobile then No, not out of the box. This phone is not unlocked and is tied to AT&T services only. In order to move this phone to Boost Mobile then you must activate it with at&t and pay on it for 6 consecutive months and then you may contact customer service to have the device unlocked for no cost to you. After this you may bring it to any compatible carrier using a SIM card.
A:AnswerIt comes with the phone, the back to the phone, battery, sim card, wall charger block, and USB charger cord. Just the basics for the phone, no other extras.
A:AnswerThe prepaid phone, when purchased, becomes your property and there are no further payments for the phone itself. You will need to have a service provider such as ATT in order to have access on the phone and there are several contract options with them or other providers. I hope this was helpful .
