A:Answerin theory yes, but the reality is that any reseller under tmo will reduce your speed so much it becomes unusable, i have many years of experience using flagship smartphones in the NYC area, and once my high speed allotment runs out, the slower speeds simply are not enough to load the most basic websites or apps, everytime, you may have a different experience somewhere else but I go all over the city and north jersey every day and slower speeds still not usable.
A:AnswerNếu bạn mua và kích hoạt trước ngày 2 tháng 1 năm 2020 thì bạn không cần nạp tiền trong tổng thời gian 6 tháng kể từ ngày kích hoạt
Translation : If you buy and activate before Jan 2, 2020 then you need not recharge for a total of 6 months from date of activation
A:AnswerIt doesn't matter because you can put the new sim card in your phone regardless of what service its had as long as its tmobile or unlocked and isn't blacklisted.Dont know why she would answer yes when that is completely wrong.in short you will be able to use the phone
A:AnswerIt worked on my iPad Mini 5 (2019). I don't see why it won't work on an iPad Pro.
Just note that you won't be able to receive any calls and text messages. You'll just be able to use the "data" of the card.
A:AnswerYou can go to the mintmobile website and they display the prices. Renewal is most expensive at the 3-month level. At that point, you should renew for a year to get the lowest monthly price. Or, if you don't mind getting a new phone number, just purchase a new 3-month sim card.
