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1) You cannot simply swap sims between phones on Virgin Mobile (even if both phones use the same model). It can be done with the help of an agent. However, the best practice is to get a new sim for the new phone as that minimizes the chances there will be any problems.
2) Your SE will not be unlocked simply because there is no sim in it. You need to request Virgin Mobile to unlock it (assuming your phone is eligible under the current policy).
3) Buying any used phone entails a risk and if there is a problem, even if it is covered by warranty, there can be considerable inconvenience and loss of service for a while. On the other hand, the cost is much lower than a new device. It is a personal decision as to how to weigh the pros and cons of this type of decision.
1) You cannot simply swap sims between phones on Virgin Mobile (even if both phones use the same model). It can be done with the help of an agent. However, the best practice is to get a new sim for the new phone as that minimizes the chances there will be any problems.
2) Your SE will not be unlocked simply because there is no sim in it. You need to request Virgin Mobile to unlock it (assuming your phone is eligible under the current policy).
3) Buying any used phone entails a risk and if there is a problem, even if it is covered by warranty, there can be considerable inconvenience and loss of service for a while. On the other hand, the cost is much lower than a new device. It is a personal decision as to how to weigh the pros and cons of this type of decision.
Sorry to hear that, @Cozmo. What happened with your phone?
I agree, dont do it- I decided to get a certified 6s and it was a piece of junk and i have to pay to return it
awful
That doesn’t sound good at all. What seems to be the issue with the device?