[mike568]

Has anyone tried ISIS on the AT&T Galaxy S3 yet? I don't understand why AT&T forces to use a secure element sim card when S3 already has the chip inside. I have not found the special sim card for sale online yet. Does anyone know where to order one from?

I am currently using Google Wallet on my S3 so I would assume I would need to reset it and restore to the non rooted firmware from AT&T.

[smooth4lyfe]

I hate that the chip is only available in Austin, Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah at the moment

[rustynutz28]

Hahahah its BOOOMING in SLC. And honestly, that's the only reason Utah is somewhat bearable.

[JDWallace]

I'm in Austin and I have had some major issues with it. I never had issues with Google Wallet. My wife's S3 and ISIS works great. I had to call ISIS, which BTW have GREAT customer service for which I was surprised, to have themreset my account. It took a while but they ended up shutting the old account down and starting another after getting a new sim. They gave me my money back on what I put on there. Now I can't reload the new account and have my account in there security department. I don't know WTH is going on over there but I can't use it now.

[Lane L]

I personally don't want to have to use ISIS. I got a N7 and Google wallet worked perfectly , even without WiFi. I live about three hours away from Austin. I am not going there for a sim card. Is there a place that we can ask AT&T to stop blocking the competition?

[planoman]

Att gets enough of my money. I will pass until they allow competition with Google wallet which I do not use on my Nexus 7 but maybe someday I will want to so stop blocking google wallet att.

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[dervari]

Att gets enough of my money. I will pass until they allow competition with Google wallet which I do not use on my Nexus 7 but maybe someday I will want to so stop blocking google wallet att.

Not going to happen....

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