Hey guys, need you help before I do something stupid to my sim ;) thanks

[boris505]

Ok, so to start Iv'e been wanting to use the BYOD program straight talk is offering, unfortunately i need the AT&T sim to get coverage in my area. However, I've been using straight talk with an LG840G phone that i bought from straight talk a while ago. The sim inside this phone is an AT&t one and i was wondering if I could use it in my new compatible phone. Basically is there anything different about the official AT&T straight talk sims that allow them to work in gsm compatible phones, or would my old sim work? Also I would need to cut my sim down which is why I'm scared to try before I know for sure. Thank you so much for any help!

 

[geekymcfly]

Ok, so to start Iv'e been wanting to use the BYOD program straight talk is offering, unfortunately i need the AT&T sim to get coverage in my area. However, I've been using straight talk with an LG840G phone that i bought from straight talk a while ago. The sim inside this phone is an AT&t one and i was wondering if I could use it in my new compatible phone. Basically is there anything different about the official AT&T straight talk sims that allow them to work in gsm compatible phones, or would my old sim work? Also I would need to cut my sim down which is why I'm scared to try before I know for sure. Thank you so much for any help!

As long as the device has a normal sim card you won't have to cut it down. I believe att uses the regular sim cards except for the nano and micro which the galaxy s3 and iPhones use

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