Would phone deactivate credit debit cards?
378257
it hasn't deactivated my credit cards. I've been using this phone case for months - I don't need a wallet any more.
2208941
according to this, as long as the magnet is 1 inch away from the magnetic strip, it should be ok. I just opened my wallet and checked, if you place the card in the card slot so the magnetic strip is farther rather than close to the magnet, its about an inch away. I don't think that it will destroy the cards.http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/demagnetization-ruin-credit-card-magnetic-stripe-1273.php
659601
No you have to activate them.The instructions are on the card. You can do it online or by phone.
386213
You don't UNLESS you choose to use the web features of the phone. The phone has limited web capability that will require a data transfer. If you tell your provider you will not be using the web features then they will shut that portion of your phone off and you wont have to.
1358695
Yes, But even if you do so, if you don't frequently check your balance, your balance will be vanished without any reason, or your number will be posted out and no reason. I have 3 lines from them, end up balance vanished, number ported out.
512943
If I remember correctly after 6 months of comtinuous non usage the sim card will be deactivated; however, it should be as easy as calling in the new sim card or typing it in on your my tmobile page to reactivate it and use it again.
1944228
I use the phone without removing it from the wallet. I generally use it in speakerphone mode so it's not a problem. In the less common instances where I don't use speakerphone, I still use the phone without removing it from the wallet.
1125800
Yes, but after you receive it, you have to contact ring central tech support with the phone model etc. And they "activate" use of the phone on your account, can't just plug it in.
1572684
No, this is not a Dual Credit card machine. This can only be used on a telephone line. It's a Dial Credit card machine.
460248
Yes you can use it without swiping. It will ask for the credit card number, expiration date, CVV (3 digits on back of card), and the billing address.
1834750
Yes, but not easily, another option is an auto lock which keeps you from makeing accidental calls from your pocket. To lock your phone enter the "setting and tools" goto "phone settings" then "security" the code will be defaulted to the last four digets of your phone number. From there you change the pin and lock the device. If you happen to lose power or shut your phone off it will restart locked.All in all not the most secure but for most cases it will suffice
138853
I do not use a pre-paid card with my phone. I have consumer cellular which uses a SIM card.
74871
Yes. Its a unlock cellphone and yo'LLC have to buy a different some card when you to another country.
2179544
Yes, you can, but I would use the UD ISY-994i, then if you get that you can just turn it on/off from your phone or whatever you want, I run everything off of my ISY and smartphone.
2268422
Yes you ca . I just took mine bye my local Verizon store and they activated it with my number and didn't charge a thing to do it
2140244
No. They make you tie your account to a card and try to sneak in charges. Plus you only get so much free, so you have to have a card on file. Note they don't update your usage very regularly so it is impossible to stay on top of it and not go over.
1941850
Yes... but without home phone, it won't be able to send you a notice when it gets triggered.