I have an ATT Android Pantech smartphone and purchased and installed it into the phone itself, would it lose all my contacts ?
1779498
No my wife and I had to xoxox this and we never lost any of our contacts. Yours should be safe.
1779499
I have no idea of what you are referring to and I only bought an Android phone to see what it was all about. I only use the iPhone and nothing else.
1483672
Your contacts can be copied to your micro sd and then moved to the new device. Same as photo, music and ring tones.
1843541
It depends on how you manage your contacts. Since it is an Android phone and you have choose to backup your contacts on you Google account, it will be easy. If you save you contacts on the chip, you do not need to transfer since they are already stored on the chip.Again, it all depends on how you manage your phone.
921215
If you are getting this phone you are just syncing the contacts. That will work if stored on google. Now that I have had the phone for a year it is good to call and receive text messages. Lately, it has been having difficulties with text and calls. I would not recommend getting this phone because it is slow.
1210586
I had to pay Panasonic to tell me this. I had the same problem - 6 handsets and 1 quit working. Using the old nonworking handset, you must go to "Handset Settings" and find "Registration" then find "Deregistration". Deregister the phone you are replacing before you follow the directions to register the new handset.
1577926
Yes, you should be able to activate this Pantech on your Verizon account to replace an existing phone. You then can keep the same number. Verizon does charge if you change cellphones too often (less than 6 months, I believe).
1090761
I don't think so. I recently upgraded to a Panasonic system, and there seemed to be no compatibility.Incidentally, so far, I'm far more pleased with the Panasonic system. Over two years, the ATT had several problems which I could not resolve. Plus, the Panasonic is blue-tooth compatible, and messages can be picked up (and deleted) from any hand-set, not just the base.
979501
Remember to transfer all your important information from your old phone before you call *228. Sometimes it doesn't transfer and any texts you want saved can be emailed to your email address (from your old phone first) and then email it back to your new phone after the transfer of phones. If you don't do that your texts will be in your old phone. If the transfer of your contacts doesn't work through *228 you'll have to transfer one by one, which I unfortunately had to do even though I talked to Verizon personally, they didn't help me with the contact transfer.
447311
There is two ways for all of your information to carry over to your new device, one way is by porting your number (you do not have to put in all of your contacts one by one, this process will take care of this) also if you have a Google account and you attach your email address your information will follow.
1163937
Yes you can. I took the sim card out of an older Pantech and placed it in this phone when I had it.
1220069
It has all the holes and cutouts for your sensors and mic, etc.. EDIT we have the T-Mobile version. Can't say ATT won't be the same but I cannot see why it would be different.
502723
Yes. I switched my t-mobile sim into it and it updated all the contacts over a few hours.
2007787
I don't see why not. I switched from a Pantech Ease with a broken screen to another I bought on amazon. All I had to do was swap the sim. You should make sure that the phone is from the same carrier (ie. AT&T;) in case your original one came from another carrier like T-Mobile.
1433488
How are you, yes. This phone work for ATT. The only thing you will need to do is to set up the APN for the internet and MMS to work, but most likely the phone will pick itt up when you add the SIM card. If not you can contact ATT or you can contact us for help.
1137361
I don't know, just had it installed and have much to learn. My phone is voice activated so I don't have to worry about downloading contacts. Sorry I'm not of much help.
234903
Yes. Call AT&T customer service and tell them you have purchased the phone to replace existing phone. They will ask for Pantech phone info (ID #, etc). Can use your existing plan, but will need to add Data Plan ($20/up) to use the mobile data feature when WiFi not available. You should be able to use your existing SIM Card from old phone also. I did all of above.
2277967
Yes, and that's what I did. I used my previous SIM card. I had T-Mobile assist with downloading my contacts, but it doubled every contact, so I spent hours deleting the duplication. So be watchful about that. My hunch is the contacts were already on my SIM card, but the T-Mobile service tech copied them again. I assume that action only needs to be done if you use the new SIM card, to copy contacts to it. I'm not sure why the contacts duplicated, but you don't want that!