I currently own a Note 2 AT&T. When the Pure comes, do I need to take it to AT&T to swap over info and set it up?
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It is definitely a different sim size. Even the note 4 is micro sim. The pure I'd nano.Make sure you cut your Sim card to fit and you'll be good to go. No need for carrier involvement at all. All your contacts and such should be tied to your Google account.
BTW, this topic has been discussed numerous times.
In the future, you may want to use the search function to find your answers.
I recently went to an AT&T store to swap a Micro SIM for a Nano and was told that they now charge for SIMs. Not sure if I was lied to or not, but you may want to call to confirm if it matters to you.
AT&T corporate store has never charged me for a new SIM, but last time was a few months ago. Hope that hasn't changed.
I have never had a Verizon corporate store charge me. Third party is a different story.As with Verizon, it tends to vary by store and the associate you get. Some will give them out for free, while others try to charge you.
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Not sure about AT&T but at T-Mobile they are $15, so I wouldn't imagine much more than that. I've been to T-Mobile a couple times in the last 6 months for new sim cards and they've given them to me for free. You might get lucky and run into a nice AT&T employee.
since the moto x pure takes nano sim card and most phones use micro
You've never had a Samsung phone then.In fourteen years of cell phone ownership have never had a phone that took a micro SIM.
In fourteen years of cell phone ownership have never had a phone that took a micro SIM.
In fourteen years of cell phone ownership have never had a phone that took a micro SIM.
This looks like a load of Hassel when they will just give you one for free.