Title pretty much conveys the question.
Here's the specifics of my situation:
I currently have a Verizon 4510L mobile hotspot, which uses a full-size SIM, on the grandfathered unlimited 4g hotspot plan. I also have a T-Mobile voice plan. I'm interested in purchasing the Nexus 6, and would like to, if it would work, move my Verizon service from the full-size SIM to a nano SIM and use it in a Nexus 6 (purchased directly from Google Play), porting my T-Mobile phone number to be my Google phone number and using Hangouts for calling.
Can anyone advise if Hangouts would be able to place and receive calls over Verizon's data network and, if so, if (and how I would go about getting) Verizon would migrate the service from the full-size to a nano-size SIM without losing the program? If this would work I could dump my T-Mobile service altogether, saving a considerable sum (as to network performance, both T-Mobile and Verizon work fine in my area, so that isn't a concern).
Sorry for the new thread, but what I've read has all been about voice plans with the grandfathered data feature, rather than the data plan...
Edit - I'd also, of course, want to be able to use the hotspot feature on the phone to connect other devices in unlimited use fashion - but given it's a hotspot plan, I presume that that part of it wouldn't be an issue (?)
Here's the specifics of my situation:
I currently have a Verizon 4510L mobile hotspot, which uses a full-size SIM, on the grandfathered unlimited 4g hotspot plan. I also have a T-Mobile voice plan. I'm interested in purchasing the Nexus 6, and would like to, if it would work, move my Verizon service from the full-size SIM to a nano SIM and use it in a Nexus 6 (purchased directly from Google Play), porting my T-Mobile phone number to be my Google phone number and using Hangouts for calling.
Can anyone advise if Hangouts would be able to place and receive calls over Verizon's data network and, if so, if (and how I would go about getting) Verizon would migrate the service from the full-size to a nano-size SIM without losing the program? If this would work I could dump my T-Mobile service altogether, saving a considerable sum (as to network performance, both T-Mobile and Verizon work fine in my area, so that isn't a concern).
Sorry for the new thread, but what I've read has all been about voice plans with the grandfathered data feature, rather than the data plan...
Edit - I'd also, of course, want to be able to use the hotspot feature on the phone to connect other devices in unlimited use fashion - but given it's a hotspot plan, I presume that that part of it wouldn't be an issue (?)