Straight Talk offers the Verizon service where you use your phone. If you are currently aa Verizon customer with a smartphone and want to switch to Straight Talk your phone is compatible. If you bought a used Verizon smartphone or someone gave you a Verizon smartphone its compatible.

Are Verizon phones unlocked for Straight Talk?

Unlike other prepaid carriers, Straight Talk allows you to select your network from any of the national carriers: AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon. This means you can bring locked devices from any other networks to Straight Talk too.

Can I activate an unlocked phone on Straight Talk?

With Straight Talks Keep Your Own Phone program, you can get Straight Talk service on your current phone, as long as it is compatible with our KYOP program. Compatible phones include AT&T Compatible phones, T-Mobile Compatible phones, Sprint Compatible Phones, as well as most GSM and CDMA Unlocked phones.

Are Verizon phones unlocked?

Devices that you purchase from Verizon are locked for 60 days after purchase. Devices that you purchase from our retail partners are locked for 60 days after activation. After 60 days, we will automatically remove the lock. Following the 60 day lock period, we do not lock our phones at any time.

How do I activate a new phone on Straight Talk?

To Activate your new Straight Talk phone online, you simply need to go to www.straighttalk.com/Activate. You may also Activate your New Straight Talk phone by calling our Customer Care Center at 1-877-430-CELL (2355) from another phone.

Can I put my old SIM card in my new phone Straight Talk?

If you have Straight Talks $30 plan, you cannot transfer your remaining service balance to a new smartphone or BYOP phone. Usually, when you purchase a new Android or iPhone directly from Straight Talk, the phone comes locked and can only be activated using Straight Talk.

Can my Verizon phone be unlocked?

Verizon: This carrier automatically locks any phone bought through Verizon for 60 days. After that 60-day period, your phone is unlocked—with no extra steps needed. To confirm that your phone is unlocked, you can dial *611 from the device or call Verizons customer service at 800-922-0204.

How do I transfer my Straight Talk service to a new phone?

To upgrade, please go to www.straighttalk.com/Activate and select the radio button Activate or reactivate my phone with a number transferred from another Straight Talk phone and click on Continue then please sign in to your account to complete this process. Your transfer may take up to 24 hours.

Can I just switch SIM cards between Straight Talk phones?

1) Transfer Using Your Current SIM card You can move your Straight Talk services to a new phone by simply moving your SIM card and get a free phone when you switch.

Can I use the same SIM card for a different phone Straight Talk?

Using Your Current SIM card You can move your current SIM card from your current phone to your new phone if: Your new phone is compatible with the Straight Talk network you are using. Your current phone and your new phone use the same size SIM card.

Can I buy a new phone and just switch the SIM card?

You can often switch your SIM card to a different phone, provided the phone is unlocked (meaning, it is not tied to a particular carrier or device) and the new phone will accept the SIM card. All you need to do is remove the SIM from the phone it is in currently, then place it into the new unlocked phone.

Can you unlock a Verizon phone?

Verizon: This carrier automatically locks any phone bought through Verizon for 60 days. After that 60-day period, your phone is unlocked—with no extra steps needed. To confirm that your phone is unlocked, you can dial *611 from the device or call Verizons customer service at 800-922-0204.

Can I put my Straight Talk SIM card into a different phone?

Using Your Current SIM card You can move your current SIM card from your current phone to your new phone if: Your current phone is using Straight Talks AT&T or T-Mobile network. Your new phone is compatible with the Straight Talk network you are using. Your current phone and your new phone use the same size SIM card.