Can you use this on Tracfone? null

Works great. Pick up a $1 Tracfone Kit from BestBuy and choose which carrier you want service from.

I would think so. I have it on Verizon prepaid and TracFone use the same towers. I also have a Moto G3 on TracFone that works great. You can call them to be sure but with it being unlocked you have a lot of options and should be able to use on most all carriers.

Hi phonehunter, Moto G5 Pus is universally unlocked and supposed to work with all major U.S. networks, like Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Consumer Cellular. Also compatible with prepaid SIM Kits, including Verizon Wireless Prepaid, Cricket Wireless, Tracfone, Net10, H2O, GoPhone and Simple Mobile. You can just switch carriers and keep your phone and simply swap SIM cards. But you may still need to check it directly from your Carrier if their network supports the device. - Ella

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Works great. Pick up a $1 Tracfone Kit from BestBuy and choose which carrier you want service from.
Answered by ColoradoWoman 8 years ago
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I would think so. I have it on Verizon prepaid and TracFone use the same towers. I also have a Moto G3 on TracFone that works great. You can call them to be sure but with it being unlocked you have a lot of options and should be able to use on most all carriers.
Answered by pchobbynut 8 years ago
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Hi phonehunter, Moto G5 Pus is universally unlocked and supposed to work with all major U.S. networks, like Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Consumer Cellular. Also compatible with prepaid SIM Kits, including Verizon Wireless Prepaid, Cricket Wireless, Tracfone, Net10, H2O, GoPhone and Simple Mobile. You can just switch carriers and keep your phone and simply swap SIM cards. But you may still need to check it directly from your Carrier if their network supports the device. - Ella
Answered by Motorola Customer Care 8 years ago
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