Hello! I would like to get a cell phone. But got some questions as I never had a cell phone before.
I would like to get a used cell phone. But as I understand, there are some conflicts going on with different companies.
So, if I get a:
1) Cell phone from Rogers, and it is locked to Rogers, would I need a SIM card for Rogers too?
2) Cell phone from Rogers, and it is unlocked, would I still need a SIM card for Rogers? Or would I need a SIM card to the company I plan to sign up for?
Basically, does the party that provided the cell phone, the company locked to, and the SIM card have to match? If not, what has to match?
Does it cost anything to activate the SIM card?
A cell phone without a SIM card would not be able to use its functions. But what about a cell phone with an unactivated SIM card? Would I be able to still use the cell phone functions (minus the calling) if I put in an unactivated SIM card?
If I decided to get a used SIM card, is that bad? Does it contain personal information of the seller, etc.?
I know I have a lot of questions, but I am new at this.
I would like to get a used cell phone. But as I understand, there are some conflicts going on with different companies.
So, if I get a:
1) Cell phone from Rogers, and it is locked to Rogers, would I need a SIM card for Rogers too?
2) Cell phone from Rogers, and it is unlocked, would I still need a SIM card for Rogers? Or would I need a SIM card to the company I plan to sign up for?
Basically, does the party that provided the cell phone, the company locked to, and the SIM card have to match? If not, what has to match?
Does it cost anything to activate the SIM card?
A cell phone without a SIM card would not be able to use its functions. But what about a cell phone with an unactivated SIM card? Would I be able to still use the cell phone functions (minus the calling) if I put in an unactivated SIM card?
If I decided to get a used SIM card, is that bad? Does it contain personal information of the seller, etc.?
I know I have a lot of questions, but I am new at this.