A:AnswerThe order includes the new SIM card that fits the new S7. You don't need and should not use your current SIM card. Yes, for me, there is a one-time $25 activation/upgrade fee charged by AT&T.
A:Answercheaper to purchase at Best Buy through AT&T Next since Best Buy offers $150 off, then put the max down payment and then pay phone off at AT&T. Total price is about $350 instead of $550.
A:AnswerThere is a quick start guide that is simple and limited. I am old school also and not having an owner's manual is not helping me. On the other hand, you can use YouTube to learn the features of this phone, or better yet, someone who has a Galaxy phone. By the way, I am still learning the features. Good luck!
A:AnswerSounds like you have a Verizon phone and you use Message+. There should be a menu option (the menu should be in the top left hand corner of Message+) that allows you deselect Driving Mode.
A:AnswerIf you read though the information, it does list THREE (3) Providers. I know AT&T is one of the providers for this particular phone. The information is listed -- read through the details and you'll see it there. Good Luck!
A:AnswerNo, this is NOT a prepaid plan. BTW, prepaid plans suck. If you want to find out what kind of "deal" you can get with this particular phone with AT&T, I highly recommend you call (or go in person) your local AT&T phone store and ask this question. You'll be amazed at the "deal" AT&T will give you (they want NEW customers). Depending upon your AT&T plan, the price point, per month, will vary (or can vary). This forum cannot answer your question with specifics regarding "a deal" because deals vary from customer to customer depending upon your needs. Good Luck!
