I'm bringing an unlocked sim free motto g from uk. Will I get allocated a US phone number when I buy the ready sim
1783847
Yes, the US number will be texted to you after the SIM is put in you phone and you follow the activation instructions.
1783848
We used it in an unlocked iPhone with no problems at all. Put the sim into the phone & followed instructions, US phone number was sent by message shortly afterwards. Very easy to set up & use. Much the cheapest option for a 6 week stay..
1783849
Yes you will. Comes with the card. Valid only for 30 days. So it really is a buy use & throw away kind of system.
1783850
I tried it in Feb 2014. Got my SIM card , installed and then....,,,nothing. Phoned a few times and was told it would happen "soon". 8 hours later nothing. 12 hours later I tried to cancel and paid for an expensive AT and T card. It worked . I had to really fight to get a refund from ReadySim.., they were awful.
1783851
Yes you will be allotted a number immediately . Just make sure that's it's appropriate size .
872419
That means it is ready for AT&T communications. You will still have to contact them to get a number assigned if you want to use it for Text Messaging. It will need a SIM card from AT&T.
1969551
If your sim card is not attached to your phone you can. If you bought your last phone with the prepaid sim card included you will probably have to call to have the sim card unlocked.
1701866
No but you know your number once you order it and receive the Sim. You can only activate when you get to China. Works great.
666068
I have used this phone with a UK sim in the UK, Denmark (and US!) without any problem. Just removed my usual sim and inserted the UK one when required. Some initial set up will be required if using for the first time. It is a quad band phone and covers the usual GSM frequencies in almost all, if not all countries
1109957
Yes. Just take it to your us cellular store and they'll put it on your contact. It's just called a "no contract phone" because you don't HAVE to have a contract in order to buy the phone.
1021916
I activated mine in the USA. I don't see any point in using it in the USA as the calls would be very expensive. You might be able to send a text to test it out though if that's why you'd want to use it straight away.
1874302
As as I know the Simm card is what gives you the #. Once you have it and charge the phone you can make calls as long as you have purchased some air time from a cellular service in London and/or Germany
802198
After registration with AT&T; and pre-purchase of the voice/data plan you need, you'll be able to use the phone in the US. You have no contractural commitment to AT&T;: the voice/data plan you've purchased simply expires/is consumed. I use my AT&T; number for several trips/year to the US (I have similar such SIM cards for IRL, UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, UAE, France etc). With AT&T;, I typically buy a $40 voice plan and add a $5 data (1 GB plan) - the plan has a month's duration - albeit that I'm typically on the in US for 5 days at a time. Still good value! And I can keep WhatsApp and iMessage working without changing their initial registered numbers. After registration with AT&T; and pre-purchase of the voice/data plan you need, you'll be able to use the phone in the US. You have no contractural commitment to AT&T;: the voice/data plan you've purchased simply expires/is consumed. I use my AT&T; number for several trips/year to the US (I have similar such SIM cards for IRL, UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, UAE, France etc). With AT&T;, I typically buy a $40 voice plan and add a $5 data (1 GB plan) - the plan has a month's duration - albeit that I'm typically on the in US for 5 days at a time. Still good value! And I can keep WhatsApp and iMessage... » Read More After registration with AT&T; and pre-purchase of the voice/data plan you need, you'll be able to use the phone in the US. You have no contractural commitment to AT&T;: the voice/data plan you've purchased simply expires/is consumed. I use my AT&T; number for several trips/year to the US (I have similar such SIM cards for IRL, UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, UAE, France etc). With AT&T;, I typically buy a $40 voice plan and add a $5 data (1 GB plan) - the plan has a month's duration - albeit that I'm typically on the in US for 5 days at a time. Still good value! And I can keep WhatsApp and iMessage working without changing their initial registered numbers. « Show Less
1166132
When you buy the sim card and they send it to you it comes with the phone number, so when you put it in your unlocked phone you are good to go. It works great - good luck.
1932067
yes it is...i believe un-locked is un-locked. i primarily bought this for that feature. there is a Nokia 515 which has a dual slot for SIM but it is not sold in the USA as yet and it too is un-locked. good luck!!!
262749
You must notify the company in which the phone will be registered to get a compatible SIM card. It is usually issued and sent free of charge.
1967606
This is International call (unles you have additional US number assigned, it is optional).You need International calling capabilities on your phone or calling card.Dial 011372 X XXX XXXX or+ 372 X XXX XXXX from cell phone.Good luck!
1967608
The One Sim Card owner can set up an 800# for incoming calls, but that means the charges go to him/her. Alternatively, the # of the sim card can be provided to the US caller.
1286145
I don't know where it originally came from but it was sent within the US. It was purchased for use in the UK so I could use the sim card to access data.
399470
Check if they use GSM in there, then it most likely will, you might need to get a SIM card there though, unless your provider in the US/UK have partners there. Very likely it is cheaper to get a card there
498684
The one I bought was unlocked. I just put my simcard in and I was ready to go.