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Can I remove data plan if switching to non-smartp hone ?
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02-23-2012 04:03:15 PM
I am in 2 year iphone contract. If I switch the phone to a non-smartphone that I already have, will I be allowed to remove the data plan? Or is the data plan mandatory for 2 years even if I am on non-smartphone? please advice.
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02-23-2012 06:44:24 PM
Once you call CS and update the IMEI on your line to one that isn't a smartphone, you can get rid of the data plan. You contract for voice service, not data service. The data plan is a requirement of the type of phone you have.

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11-03-2012 03:35:19 PM
What if you open a new iphone line and before the contract ends you decide to keep the iphone but no longer need the data plan, is it possible to remove the iphone data plan and use a regular non-smartphone plan?
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11-03-2012 05:25:53 PM
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11-04-2012 11:05:25 AM
I meant like, if you take the sim card out from the iphone and switch it back to a nonsmartphone. Could you then take the data plan off?
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11-04-2012 12:28:47 PM
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11-04-2012 03:36:54 PM
Cool, sounds good. Thanks.
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11-04-2012 04:43:32 PM
I think an Iphone might be an exception to the rule. you may be compeeled to keep the data plan.
Let us know what happens, please.
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11-04-2012 06:59:43 PM - edited 11-04-2012 07:00:47 PM
Well, the thing is I am planning on adding my mom to the account which allows her to get the full iphone discount plan but she doesn't want the iphone nor would want the data plan so I was thinking of taking that and selling it or use it and taking off the data plan for her so we'll see what's up with that. I'll keep you guys updated.
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11-04-2012 07:03:17 PM
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11-04-2012 07:09:08 PM
Oh, wow, in that case, I may go with the Samsung S3 instead. I like that phone more anyways. Thanks for the information!
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11-05-2012 09:55:56 AM
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11-05-2012 08:57:13 PM
Cool, that's what I figured but I wasn't sure if there was an exception for iphones. Thanks for the information!
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11-10-2012 06:52:46 PM
611 states that I would be able to remove the sim card from the iphone and put it into a nonsmartphone and I can remove the data plan from there.
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11-10-2012 07:51:04 PM
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11-11-2012 03:03:23 AM
harryspar wrote:
Cool. Please update the thread if you do it and let us know if it works without a hitch.
It works - have done in numerous times on both personal and business - thing is if you do it to a phone that has a legacy unlimited plan, the plan is gone forever you cannot get it back









