Just remember that for now, phones need to be Used Verizon CDMA to work with Tracfone. We have now confirmed that iPhone 4 and 4S (Verizon) will work with Tracfone. Here is a simple guide for those interested in using an iPhone 4 or 4S with Tracfone, but are unsure of which phone to get, and how to navigate the process. Take a look at the options and find the best phone or price for you.
The iPhone 4S is a little newer than the 4, comes with Siri and a few other upgrades, but is also a bit more expensive. 2. You should look into Verizon service in your area (before you buy the phone) and determine if it will work for you. If you already have a CDMA phone that works, you should be fine.
You can also use the MEID from the iPhone with your zip-code to check if it will work (but this isn't always possible if you're buying it online). To do this, go to Tracfone's BYOP page and enter the information. You can also do this over the phone by calling Customer Service. 10 network activation card. Some people have reported a seamless transition to their new iPhone while others have faced a run around for some reason. The quirks of Tracfone's BYOP program are still being worked out, so some patience may be necessary.
Like any service, the prices between services providers vary greatly. Some are cheap whilst others will charge an arm and a leg. Price is taken into account when reviewing these providers, but only as a factor. Success, support, and speed are also critical. What good is a great range of unlocks at cheap prices if you can only pay by Western Union bank transfer, None. Payment methods are taken into account but weren’t a deciding factor in our test. Every provider had a wide enough range of payment options available.
Some people are jerks — that’s a fact. And no one likes dealing with jerks. And now the critical category: were they, or were they not able to unlock the iPhone, Unfortunately, we had more ‘No’s’ than we thought were possible for a well-reviewed service provider, but it was better we find this out now than you having to go through it. No one likes to wait around, wasting their time, paying for services they don’t want while their order is being processed.
Because of this, we included unlock speed as the final judgement category. After 2 weeks of collecting and reviewing data, testing, and waiting for results, we finally were able to judge the service providers against each other. 1 recommendation because the do the one thing we paid them to do: unlock the phones.
Yes, I know that sounds like an obvious benefit of paying someone to do something for you, but after reading hundreds of reviews of other services, this is actually a rarity in the market. 1. They did other things right as well. PROs: First of all, and most importantly, they unlocked all three iPhones.
And not only that, they did it in the time frame they said they would. Amazing. I know that if you haven’t tried to get an iPhone unlocked before, you might struggle to see just how amazing this is, but this is a rarity. Secondly, they’re reasonably priced. Yes, ‘reasonably’ isn’t the most glowing endorsement possible, but when everyone who’s cheaper is a scam, then reasonably is a good place to start. 19.99 and go up from there. You can pay by credit card without any drama and it’s not going to cost you an arm and a leg.
Thirdly, their support is great. You can email them anytime, day or night, and their response is usually never more than a few hours away. Our pre-sale question was answered in 2 hours and 11 minutes, our post-sale but pre-unlock question was answered in 3 hours and 18 minutes, and our post-sale post-unlock follow up question was answered in 3 hours and 9 minutes.
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