A:AnswerI bought one on Friday and it was brand new. I had no problems switching my old device to this new device by going using the verizon prepaid app. I also didn't have to pay another monthly plan payment because I had already paid up until Dec 11th on my old plan.
A:AnswerYou can but you have to jump through a few hoops. Your account with Verizon is considered a postpaid account, whereas this phone is considered prepaid. In order to use it with your existing account such as transfer an existing line to this, you would have to purchase prepaid minutes through Verizon and have them then transfer an existing line or the other option is to keep the prepaid phone for a minimum of 30 days before Verizon can add it to your existing postpaid account. Better off just purchasing a non prepaid phone because you'll be paying an extra $30 or so for prepaid minutes before Verizon would change the prepaid phone to postpaid whether you purchased the phone outright or not. Hope this helps!
A:AnswerSo far every single android prepaid phone I’ve purchased through Verizon has the same charger - micro usb. The older prepaid iPhones have the standard apple chargers. I’ve had a larger number of phones than the average person due to my toddler boys getting ahold of my phones often over the years lol.
A:AnswerIf you have a straight talk phone on the Verizon network, yes. You just have to get the SIM card to switch to Verizon prepaid. Look up the bring your own phone option on the Verizon website to see compatibility. Or you can purchase a prepaid Verizon I phone.
A:AnswerYes. Visit Verizon’s prepaid phone website for further information. I believe they have their own customer support line for calling. You may call this number in order to receive information to initialize a phone number transfer. Pretty simple.
