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Replacement AT&T 3G SIM Card

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I have had my Motorola Razr for about 6 months and recently when I charge it, a message displays on the phone telling me to "Insert SIM." Sometimes, the phone will not charge unless I take the SIM card out. This is where I am unsure. I don't know if the phone is the problem or the card. At this point, I have just been dealing with it, but it is an annoyance.

It was so much easier to buy this off amazon than to go a store and have to deal with the sales person. Amazon you rock.

These guys get a bad review for sending me to collections for the first time. I finalized and they kept the line open. Ahhhhh.

When I got my new LG Xenon through Amazon, they sent me a new sim card, too. I didn't change it out right away as when I put my old sim card in my new phone it worked. But then, a few weeks later, I tried to add a data feature to my phone from the AT&T website and I had some problems. The data feature wouldn't add. When I called AT&T, they figured it was because I was still using my old sim card, so I put the new card in at that time and everything worked ok from then on.

I'm guessing (and I'm really just guessing here...) that along with other things that the new sim card does, it also somehow allows AT&T to make sure that the folks that have phones that MUST use a $30 data package GET a $30 data package. This is totally a guess on my end, but that was the feeling I got from customer service when I called.

Made me wonder if a used iPhone would work on the network and if using an old sim card if you would not HAVE to get the data package from AT&T. Of course, then you would be limited to connecting to a wireless connection (like a computer) for email and internet, but then not everyone needs email and the internet all the time. But, maybe this would be cheating AT&T? If you buy an iPhone used and connect over AT&T, are you contracted to use the $30 data package no matter what?

Anyway, I'm sure I'm missing data here, because this is not very clear, but I thought it was interesting... The new sim card is working fine now.

What do you say about a sim card? It works, it got here when they said and in the condition it was advertised.

This is exciting stuff... wooo hooo. I plug the new 3G SIM card in my new Blackberry Bold and yes it works. :)

Amazon sent me this entirely at random when I purchased a Sprint EVDO data card. It's utterly useless to me. I don't own a GSM phone and wouldn't use AT&T if I did.

The phone itself sucks but the SIM card got the job done. I was in Europe visiting from the US and the phone picked up all networks without any problems.

you get a new sim with your plan upgrade so its a technical thing...nothing complicated but useful because ur new sim will be of the latest technology and u can easily transfer your contact and information from your old sim to new sim and then call AT&T for activating your sim card

I think I'll be buying all my future phones from Amazon, the prices are amazing and worth not having the "instant" gratification I used to get when I walked into a store and walked out with a phone.