Straight Talk AT&T Compatible NANO Size SIM Card for AT&T Phones and Unlocked GSM Phones

I bought this to use with a new phone that I purchased (my sim card was too big). Although I could have gotten the same card on Straight Talk's website for less than this cost, I wanted to get my phone working as fast as possible. I was nervous about buying something like this from anyone other than my phone company but I'm glad I took the risk. If I would have bought it from Straight Talk and used their 3-day shipping I would have paid about $15 and had it in 3 days. By getting this through Amazon I paid almost half that price and had it in 2 days (thanks to Amazon Prime and free 2-day​ shipping). I had no issues at all getting it out of the package and it worked just like it should! I'm very happy with this purchase!

It's a genuine Straight Talk nano SIM card and works great. I was already a Straight Talk customer, but my old phone had a different size SIM card, and I needed this nano SIM for my new phone. I needed it fast and ordered it with next day delivery. After receiving it, I called Straight Talk and explained that I needed to transfer my phone number from my old SIM to this new SIM. The rep took care of it, talking me through the process and helping me test it to make sure the phone and data service all worked.

The headache I got from Straight Talk customer service is why I am only doing 1 stars. They are absolutely the worst services I have ever received. They were rude and refused to help. I was being transferred too many times I cant count. I had to file a claim with the Better Business Bureau for the first time in my life. I am not a difficult customer at all, I work on a call center and know how to cultivate a civilize conversation. But, after being on the phone for 6 hours with many transfers. The last person SHORTEN my service date period by 15 days! Told me that I shouldn't be "in love with my phone." The issue I had was when my sims card was activated they gave me a new phone number, the customer service person who activated the card said I would have to purchase a new sims card and service plan to get my old number back. The person who made the mistake told me this! After contacting BBB, they quickly did the right thing, but WHO WANTS TO GO THROUGH THE HASSLE! If you read the BBB complaints this is ongoing issue for thousands of Straight Talk Customers. It wasn't worth the headache.

The hardware: Moto G 4G LTE, a sim card nano-to-micro adapter, and of course -this sim card. It took a little bit to move up from H+ to LTE but once it did, oh my...I'm impressed. I used the following APN settings for LTE. Name: Straight Talk APN: tfdata MMSC: [...] MMS proxy: mms3.tracfone.com MMS port: 80 MCC: 310 MNC:410 APN type: default,supl,mms,internet,hipri all other settings were left off or default. Reboot your phone and wait atleast 10 minutes to get LTE depending on where you live. I live downtown of a major city. If you dont get LTE, I suggest trying these settings where you know there's LTE.

I bought this sim card, and it works fine. I get signal just about everywhere I go, and it's in a Verizon phone! I only out for stars though because the number that I called put me on the phone with someone for almost an hour and the person said they couldn't activate my phone untill o went and bought a Verizon sim card. ( I called a straight talk number) then I got online and activated my phone in less than five minutes

So I purchased this and it was pretty simple to activate on the straighttalk website. Everything seemed to be working fine for about a week, however, I have noticed the past few weeks that I will receive text messages hours after someone initially sent a text. I’ll even open texts and respond, and later on a couple of texts in the same time frame pop up mysteriously in the thread as if I never saw them?! Not certain if this is from the SIM card or maybe the new phone I’m using, either way just be aware that this could be an issue if you purchase this SIM card for straight talk to use on an unlocked iPhone !

Installed SIM, used IMEI given, had active service within 20min. Buy ST's SIM card pack for your phone and wait until later in the evening (>8pm) before you activate. If you try to activate during the day it may take several hours and you'll be carrying around 2 phones. I activated at 8pm on a weekday and by the time I got out of the shower my new Moto X Pure was already activated. I waited until the deals came out before I purchased 6mo plans for heavy discount. Side note: You MUST use straight talks SIM card for ST service. It doesn't matter what towers they are placing you on. Another side note: DO NOT buy ST plans unless you are buying from a verified reseller. If price is too good to be true then it likely is. Many sellers are using stolen CC's to buy service plans, they then sell to you, all seems good, and then your phone gets shut off because it catches up to you. You lose out that money and have to pay a reconnect fee. Buy from Walmart, an authorized reseller or ST directly. Good Luck and enjoy a contract free service at half the price!

Ive had straight talk for a while now. Transferring phones has never been a problem for me with this company. I just purchased a Note 5 sm-n920c which is the international version, and it works with this sim card. It is 4g LTE capable but since it is an international version, it only says 4G. Im pleased with the service and like I mentioned before, the application process is easy. I usually do it on the website, but you can also call customer service. I have always had a great experience with them!