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has | 20:48 Sat 29th Mar 2014 | How it Works
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If I purchase a SIM-Free mobile, does this literally mean that I can put my existing SIM into the new phone?
Do I assume that nothing else is different?

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Avatar Image boxtops
I would imagine so - when I upgrade my phone, I just pop the old SIM into the new one.
21:11 Sat 29th Mar 2014
Avatar Image rockyracoon
What you probably mean is an unlocked phone, that can take any network SIM card. A SIM free phone just means without a SIM card but could be locked to a provider.

21:13 Sat 29th Mar 2014
Avatar Image knowabit
Some phones are set to only work for certain networks though, so check before buying.
21:14 Sat 29th Mar 2014
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yes a sim free mobe can use any sim
08:51 Sun 30th Mar 2014
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Avatar Image Old_Geezer
It might. Mobiles tend to be locked to a network only if the service provider has provided the handset at a discount. If you bought it from elsewhere then it should be unlocked and you can put any SIM in it.
12:13 Thu 10th Apr 2014
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