A:AnswerYes, you can. I had the Moto G5Splus, loved it, tried for about 3 months to find another one, couldn't find a New one tho so I finally gave up. My G5Splus was also multiple carrier service capable, most motos are international anyway so of course they are very accommodating...
A:AnswerI just went through this. You have to use the sim card that came with the product. Then the activation process will guide you through automatically transferring your number and data from your old phone. Yes, there is an activation fee from Verizon. They charged me $40 because I put a different phone on my account.
A:AnswerI know some carriers have very strange restrictions, but I've not heard of that one. I have Xfinity also but I'm partial to tmobiles service. I used to use Verizon, it's excellent service but I just didn't like the stringent rules they have, the do's & in dont's. I take it you purchased your phone thru them? You mentioned having them unlock ur phone? Verizon can be a real pain sometimes when it comes to that but if you've spent the time allotment they require when you be 1st sign up they can't deny you & once ur unlocked you're no longer under their rules & in regulations. I do know that. Hoped this helped, but just ask if that's true & if it is then I'd ask to be unlocked...
A:AnswerHi Liz, The device's cast feature will work with the help of Chromecast. See this link to see how: https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/indevice_detail/a_id/148824/p/30,10363,10848. -Jess
A:AnswerYes. The phone is unlocked which means you can use it with any provider. You just need to transfer your sim card from the old phone to the new one.
A:AnswerYes, Conner. As the device is unlocked and works with major carriers in the US. You can check this link to see all compatible carriers: https://www.motorola.com/us/carrier-compatibility. -Jess
A:AnswerHi Curious1,Thanks for your interest. The device can be used even without Google account and you may freely use it with all rights to your privacy. -Jess
A:AnswerShould be compatible with almost any service in US. I have Verizon. If Straight Talk uses that service...
And if yoy have a monthly plan check out Verizon's company Visible...
A:AnswerYes, you could use it with Safe-Link. They actually will send you a Sim Card or, provided you all ready have a phone from them, just pop in the Sim card from the phone you may already have. Provided it's the proper size Sim card, which it most likely is.
