Simple Mobile - Keep Your Own Phone SIM Card Kit

When buying this SIM card, it is very beneficial to get a tariff for $ 25. which includes $ 10 for international destinations, that is, you can call to Europe Asia to Russia and other countries to landline telephones and cell phones. the problem remains in unlocking devices that are locked for 12 months. it is not right on your part. the at & t company has been bashing for 2 months or 6 months. for example. you disappointed me very much. change the policy of unlocking devices in the future, please, or unlocking for points or certificates Thanks

I needed an adapter for a SIM card I had, it was a nano size SIM card from Verizon but the phone I bought needed a micro size SIM. I got the idea to purchase this pack and see if it came with these adapters or not. Best Buy carries a micro-nano adapter but it cost $10 and has to be ordered. I picked this up for $1 and it had adapters for nano, micro and regular. Salesman at cell phone desk wasn't much help, he said they didn't keep any adapters in the store and when I suggested buying this $1 kit for the adapter he said, "If you open it, you can't bring it back". I thanked him and reminded him it was a dollar, I wasn't bringing it back! But the main thing to take away is that it worked great as a cheap SIM card adapter.

Happy it's only $0.99. I've been using it a week with my Samsung Note 8 no problem. Got it up and running in about 5 minutes with online activation I got a phone prompt indicating this supports Wi-Fi calling I haven't tested it out yet.

Bought for temporary use and was a very simple activation. Had no gaps in coverage or data speed degradation. The price was also good.

This was available in Best Buy store for $1, and was extremely easy to install. The SIM card has 3 different most commonly sized pre-cut that you can punch out so that it can fit in most devices. This is only the SIM kit, so you'll have to purchase prepaid phone card separately.

If you have an unlocked GSM phone or T-mobile phone, then this is the kit for you to get your phone on their network. They use T-mobile towers, so check the coverage maps for them. For the phone that you bring over, I would check to see if it has Band 12. Band 12 is somewhat new and older phones may not have it, especially ones that were originally for AT&T. This band is important in some areas since, it has better penetration inside buildings. Otherwise you might have to go outside to use your phone!

I run surveys once a year, and needed to activate the phones we use. Tmobile no longer handles their own prepaid plans, but the nice thing is that these sim card kids only cost $1. Tmobile charges $15 for theirs. I slid them in, activated the phones, and they worked perfectly.

it's probably the cheapest sim around... cost me a dollar. BUT i had to buy a one-month plan, seperately. $25/month non-recurring Functionally it was super easy. popped it in, turned on phone, it walks you thru the activation steps.