I put my assist wireless sim card in a verizon phone it asked for a network number. the sim card has service will it be able to be used in the verizon phone

Puk code is only provided by sim (network) not mobile. Ask your network customer service

Do you mean Verizon?
Contact Verizon (or whoever your cellular service provider is) to report the loss of your first phone. They can deactivate that phone and transfer your number to a new phone.

Hi, let me straight about the meaning of unlocked phone. If your phone already unlocked from verizon network using blackberry storm 9530 unlock code, you can use any sim card on that phone. Which mean you can access data service, internet service or everything else only from your sim card network provider. So if you use an att sim card on your mobile phone, there is no way to download verizon web browser and why you need verizon web browser? Why you just not to use att web browser? If you still insist to download verizon web browser you can replace your att sim card with verizon sim card, then you can download that web browser on your blackberry and what is the point you spend some of your money for blackberry unlock code if you still using verizon sim card?

Hello,

A sim block usually indicates that your wireless provider has put a block on your account. There are also certain applications associated with wireless phones in which a user can set up their phone and lock it remotely, or block many of the features accessible on it.

I would start with your wireless network carrier. Ask them why the SIM card is blocked.

If the handset isn't locked to those three networks i.e. Tmobile, ATT and Alltel, then any sim card will work. Almost all handsets are locked to certain networks and so we can't use sim cards of other networks. You can verify this in only one way. If you have a sim card of another network (in your hand at the moment or you can borrow it from your friend or from other family members), you can insert the sim card, suppose a Verizon sim card, not those three. If the verizon works, then all sim cards should work on your handset.

Since your phone already works with Tmovile, ATT and Alltel, I hope all other network sim cards should work without any problem. Suppose if a phone is locked to network means, it's locked by the Service Operator to preserve their customers so that the customers will return to them if anything happens with the sim card or with the phone, this is a business plan logically designed.

For now, I can't confirm you, but at least if you could try with another sim card of another network (verizon) and it works, the no doubt, all sim cards should definitely work. But if you can't try it that way, I wouldn't recommend you, until you get it tested.
And that Advertisements seems a kind of something, "....unlimited everything...." sounds good, but must be unlimited Incoming Call and could also be without monthly rental fees. I don't recommend unless you ask about it to someone who already used the same sim card ($50). As we know, advertisement is advertisement.

If you need further help, let me know.

Good luck.

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In cellular service there are two main competing network technologies: Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) and Code Division Multiple Access(CDMA). Cellular carriers including Sprint PCS, Cingular Wireless, Verizon and T-Mobile use one or the other. Understanding the difference between GSM and CDMA will allow you to choose a carrier that uses the preferable network technology for your needs.

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verizon phones do not use sim cards

No sim card. verizon has an application called Backup Assistant.. It is free if you havea My Verizon account. 1.99 if you dont. It is fast take about 2imutes.Thats if you are staying with Verizon changing , upgrading phones

Verizon's network does not use SIM Cards, only if you have a Blackberry and your going out of the country -would they give you one.

Since their phones are built to pickup CDMA signal, most of the phones don't have a spot for a SIM Card.. Because the phones can't pickup sim card signal..

But your local Verizon Wireless store can hook up both the phones to their system, to do a phonebook transfer for you! Or you can signup online for backup assistant through verizon. Backup assistant is where Verizon saves & copies your contacts onto the website - and then when you hook up a new phone, you use get it now to get backup assistant on the new phone, and it will copy the numbers over for you. If you signup online, it's free.

The standard I-Mate K-Jam doesn't support CDMA2000 and so shouldn't be able to connect to Verizon Wireless. You may find you can get basic voice and text over there older GSM infrastructure but you will not get data. If you have a Verizon Wireless SIM card then you are a Verizon Wireless customer and therefor entitled to support from them, so why not give them a call and ask if you will be able to get any services on there network with your choice of phone? If you don't have a Verizon Wireless SIM card yet why not ask the salesperson when you go to buy one? Hope this helps.