Re: verizon GS3 on StraightTalk
Im on a friend's verizon family plan with my galaxy s3. Just learned of straight talk's sim card plans. Cant find out if i can order sim for this s3 being it will be comming from a verizon plan? Im paying friend 100/mo for 3gb data, no available wifi in area.
So question 1 : can i bring this phone to straight talk?
2 : is straight talk's "unlimited everything" a true unlimited data? Or a 2gb/mo data pkg?
If i cannot carry the s3 to prepay, i have a simless adndriod from straight talk put away, ill just take it back out.
So question 4 : anybody think i could trade the s3 for an old ipad? Is that a reasonable offer?
Question 5: why wont verizon just let me take their own s3 over to prepay??
My main objective is to get off ofcthis friend's celll plan, and find truely unlimited data. I travel alot, and travel light - i do all of me internet on my cell phones. Reallly will appreciate all advice!!! :confused:
Re: verizon GS3 on StraightTalk
1. As far as I am seeing i believe so because it's GSM, but not sure and I believe that would mean no 3G...let alone 4G.
2. No. It's about a 3GB cap, but they don't always penalize if you are lucky and they throttle you...even though sometimes at full speed you might still feel throttled.
3. Absolutely not. You S3 will treat you better and obey your orders. With that Ipad you are eating out of apples hands..if jailbroken you are eating out of the limited hands of the provider.
4.As far as I know you can use any Verizon Smart phone on their prepaid though I dislike how even on prepaid everyone wants to force you into data plans as the point of prepaid is to get only exactly as little or much as you want
And Only Sprint offers unlimited data and supposedly T-Mobiles 4G is unlimited. The rest are Unlimited* If enough people would act together and car I'm sure the companies could all be sued for false advertisement, but nobody does anything about it.
You know Verizon offers a 50GB plan and wants $375 for it? It's out of this world insane. Most of them dont even provide the internet...they just transfer it to you.