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    Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) | How To & Deals - Verizon

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    Should I bring my own phone to a new cell phone plan?
    Thus, sometimes it is in your best financial interest to bring your own phone to a new cell phone plan, rather than purchase a brand new phone. Many carriers offer you the option of bringing your existing phone, and simply activating it on their network with an IMEI code or by inserting a SIM card. Check out BYO phone plans below.
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  1. A bring your own phone plan, also known as a bring your own device plan or BYOD, is a phone plan that allows you to bring an already prepaid, unlocked phone to a phone carrier without the need to get locked into a lengthy and expensive data plan.

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    AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon, or any of the smaller carriers (MVNOs), you can bring your own device and get a SIM or eSIM for text, calls and data. Even if you purchased your phone from a carrier, as long as you have unlocked it, you can use it with a SIM-Only plan from any of the other carrier.

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    Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) or Phone (BYOP) - AT&T

     
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