I'm currently using Page Plus Cellular and I would like to get a new phone. I want a phone bigger than the ones they sell. They told me I could get a phone on my own, but it would have to meet certain criteria:
1. "In general you can use any unlocked, Verizon-compatible, CDMA phone on our network."
2. "Page Plus does not use SIM cards on our network. As such, phones that use SIM cards cannot be activated with Page Plus. "
They also stated they will not provide troubleshooting and that some phones while working for voice, will not work for data.
I do not know much about smart phones.
How can I tell, window shopping on the web, if a phone uses a SIM card or not?
What does CDMA mean and how can I tell if a phone is CDMA?
Does buying my own phone to fit this criteria seem risky in terms of having everything work or is this something people do often?
1. "In general you can use any unlocked, Verizon-compatible, CDMA phone on our network."
2. "Page Plus does not use SIM cards on our network. As such, phones that use SIM cards cannot be activated with Page Plus. "
They also stated they will not provide troubleshooting and that some phones while working for voice, will not work for data.
I do not know much about smart phones.
How can I tell, window shopping on the web, if a phone uses a SIM card or not?
What does CDMA mean and how can I tell if a phone is CDMA?
Does buying my own phone to fit this criteria seem risky in terms of having everything work or is this something people do often?