Hi, I'm thinking to get an unlocked Galaxy Note (N7000). Can I activate it as an GoPhone (prepaid) with 150MB data plan on AT&T? If possible, how can I do that?
how does that work? Just buy a GoPhone smartphone, and then put the sim card in the Note? And could this work with the att version or just the unlocked version?All this stuff about trying to trick AT&T into thinking it's a dumbphone is only relevant if your trying to get away with using the $50/month unlimited voice/text/data feature-phone GoPhone plan.
If you don't use the phone off wi-fi enough for the $50 deal to be worth it, you can just get one of the officially supported GoPhone smartphone plans, no trickery needed.
I'm on the Smartphone 10cents/minute plan and pay about $10/month (due to how little mobile data I use, combined with the way data rollover works on GoPhone).
In my case I had a prexisting SIM card I just moved over, but as far as I know all you need to do for a new GoPhone service for the Note is buy an AT&T SIM card (don't need to buy a whole phone) and then activate the SIM on the website.Ohow does that work? Just buy a GoPhone smartphone, and then put the sim card in the Note?
I haven't been able to find any info on whether you can run an LTE phone on a GoPhone account, or if there's some reason you can't do that.And could this work with the att version or just the unlocked version?
It is true... however if you call them and are changing the sim to a different phone for instance "a replacement" they will unlock that sim. A good story is the other one broke, or you need to put the sim in your Tough phone for work reasons. If they ask if it's a smartphone tell them that it doesn't look like one <_<In my case I had a prexisting SIM card I just moved over, but as far as I know all you need to do for a new GoPhone service for the Note is buy an AT&T SIM card (don't need to buy a whole phone) and then activate the SIM on the website.
https://www.wireless.att.com/GoPhoneWeb/goPhoneLanding.do?method=activatePayGo
On the Amazon.com product pages for AT&T SIM cards, there are lots of reviews from people doing that.
I have heard GoPhone SIMs are locked to the first phone you activate them in for 6 months. Not sure if that's true or not, but if it is, the one thing you don't want to do is activate a new GoPhone handset and then try to move the SIM to the Note afterwards.
I haven't been able to find any info on whether you can run an LTE phone on a GoPhone account, or if there's some reason you can't do that.
I put in a new apn setting and it says 4g on top, but my mms won't work. Any ideas how I can fix that