No sim card with nee iphone 5c

Apple does not includ a new sim card for iphone 5c, to replace the one
I have in my iphone 4 does not match?, tanks

contact your carrier they are the ones who provide sim cards not apple

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Hello i try to use another SIM card with my iphone 4s now it said i need to unlock the phone with my Sim carrier

Hello i try to use another SIM card with my iphone 4s now it said i need to unlock the phone with my Sim carrier ... here is what it says below
The SIM card inserted in this iPhone does not appear to be supported.
The SIM card that you currently have installed in this iPhone is from a carrier that is not supported under the activation policy that is currently assigned by the activation server. This is not a hardware issue with the iPhone. Please insert another SIM card from a supported carrier or request that this iPhone be unlocked by your carrier. Please contact Apple for more information.

So.. You need to contact the carrier for the iPhone's original sim card, and request they unlock it. The carrier is the only one that can unlock the sim of the iPhone.

Every time I swap between my SIM cards with the iPhone all the messages that we're sent whenever the SIM card was not in my phone never show! is there anyway I can stop this and still get the massages?

every time I swap between my SIM cards with the iPhone all the messages that we're sent whenever the SIM card was not in my phone never show! is there anyway I can stop this and still get the massages?

Hello SeamusFitz,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities!
In order to get your messages to show up on your other phone, you would need to have a backup of the phone with the messages, and then restore the new phone from that backup.
According to article iTunes: About iOS backups found here http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4946 iTunes will backup your Messages.
iTunes will back up the following information
Messages (iMessage and carrier SMS or MMS pictures and videos).
This will help you backup and restore your device:
iOS: How to back up and restore your content
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766
All the very best,
Sterling

Every time I swap between my SIM cards with the iPhone all the messages that we're sent whenever the SIM card was not in my phone never show! is there anyway I can stop this?

every time I swap between my SIM cards with the iPhone all the messages that we're sent whenever the SIM card was not in my phone never show! is there anyway I can stop this and still get the massages?
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Hello SeamusFitz,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities!
In order to get your messages to show up on your other phone, you would need to have a backup of the phone with the messages, and then restore the new phone from that backup.
According to article iTunes: About iOS backups found here http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4946 iTunes will backup your Messages.
iTunes will back up the following information
Messages (iMessage and carrier SMS or MMS pictures and videos).
This will help you backup and restore your device:
iOS: How to back up and restore your content
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766
All the very best,
Sterling

Can I use a virgin micro SIM card with an iPhone 4?

Can I use a virgin micro SIM card with an iPhone 4?

Everything depends on whether the iphone is unlocked or not and whether it's an ATT or Verison version. Follow the links in the right panel, under "More Like This".
It would help if you indicate which country you're in.

How do I save contacts on my Iphone 3 to sim card so I can use the sim card with another Iphone and keep all of my contacts.

My current Iphone 3 is not working properly. My wife just upgraded to an Iphone 4. I am planning on using her old 3 model. I want to save the contacts on my 3 to the sim card and then import the contacts to "new 3". I cannot figure out how to save contacts from phone to sim card. can that be done, if so how??

Contacts cannot be saved to the SIM card on an iPhone. Contacts are designed to be synced to a supported application on the comptuer. That would be Outlook or Windows Address Book, Windows Contacts on the Windows computers and Address Book on a Mac. There are also web based solutions such as Yahoo or Google. Contacts would have to be saved there and then synced to the new phone.

Is it possible to use 2 sim cards with an iphone 5?

I have 2 sim cards and I'm interested in an iphone 5. Is there a possibility to insert the 2 simcards? For the moment i have a dualsim smartphone.

The iphone is not dual sim

Swaping SIM card with unlock iPhone

Hi,
I am from New Zealand, I am able to buy a unlock iPhone4 here. I just want to know is there anything I need to be know, if I travel oversea and buy micro-sim card from local service provider and insert it into my iPhone4, for example do I need to re-activate my phone, or it will simply wrok after I insert the micro-sim card?
Thanks for your help
Reagres,
S
Message was edited by: skao003 fix typo

do I need to re-activate my phone, or it will simply wrok
It should simply work, no connection to itunes required or needed.

Why can I not use more then one sim card with my iphone?

I want to use different service providers.

Why is unlocking the iphone an issue?
It's not, if you bought your iPhone from a provider that offers unlocking.
AT&T have made a business decision to lock iPhones they sell to their network. That is their policy, and they haven't changed it for anyone. That is their decision.
If, for instance, you had bought your iPhone from O2 in the UK, you would've been able to get it unlocked, as O2 have made a business decision to offer unlocking to their customers if they want it.
Different mobile networks around the world have different policies on:
a) whether to sell the phone locked or unlocked to their customers
b) whether to offer after-sales unlocking as a service to their customers
Also, in some countries there are laws governing the locking and unlocking of phones. Networks have to abide be these local laws too.
Unfortunately, you didn't do any research on AT&T's policies before buying your iPhone for their network, which is why you are in this predicament.
Your only option is to sell your iPhone and buy one for the country you want to use it in.

How to use another SIM card with my AT&T Iphone

I have to go in france and use a French office' sim card from another provider than AT&T. But here, I've got all my professional, and private, mail box and conatct on it.
How have I to do in order to use this other sim card in my Iphone? I don't want to buy another cell phone for only few weeks in year !
When I was in france my provider was agree to unlock my old iphone before leaving the country. that's why that was easy for me to use it in US with an AT&T sim card. But now, they change my oldest 3g with a new one, it is impossible for me to have the same situation ...
and I'm a AT&T customer since more two years ...

There is no way to use a phone locked to AT&T with another provider. AT&T does not unlock iPhones for anyone. Ever..

Can I swap out a iPhone 4 sim card into a iPhone 5 with the same carrier?

Here is the situation. I used to have Sprint as my personal cellphone carrier and just had bought an iPhone 5 when my employer put me on a business cellphone plan that they pay for. They bought one of the bargain basement original iPhone 4 handsets (not to be confused with the 4S) for employees to use, also on the Sprint network. The phone is owned by them; the plan is paid for by them. We just get to use it. As a result, I decided to just close out my personal cellphone account, even though it was a better phone. I used my 64GB iPhone 5 as my iPod, it worked great for music, apps, books, etc that I needed, and I just used the 8GB iPhone 4 just for phone calls and text messages.
Well recently, with the 5C and 5S being released, I wanted to know if the iPhone 4 could be upgraded by my employer to a new handset, preferably a 32 GB 5C or a 16 GB 5S. My employer has been slow to respond, because there are so many employee accounts to weed through and most are perfectly fine with an older phone. I am not, because the new operating system is slower on an iPhone 4 than an iPhone 5.
I want to ask my employer if its possible to get the SIM card from the iPhone 4 just swapped out into the iPhone 5. Is that possible? I understand that there is a size difference in the SIM cards. Is this something I could do myself, just pop it out and pop it in in the new handset? Or is this something that will require going to my employer to do, or to a Sprint store and have them do it? Do I have to be concerned with warranties being voided if I want to do this? (Keep in mind the iPhone 4 is my EMPLOYER's property, and they pay the bill as well. My inactive iPhone 5 is MY PROPERTY and has no current cellular service.)

I want to ask my employer if its possible to get the SIM card from the iPhone 4 just swapped out into the iPhone 5. Is that possible?
No, iPhone 4/4S uses micro-sim and iPhone 5/5C/5S uses nano-sim.

I'm moving from a iPhone 4S to an iphone 5s but and I'm changing SIM card with same number but I want to make sure that all my pictures go onto my new phone how can I do that?

I'm moving from a iPhone 4S to an iphone 5s but and I'm changing SIM card with same number but I want to make sure that all my pictures go onto my new phone how can I do that?

Hello Bethanygrace_m7,
Thank you for contacting Apple Support Communities. You can take a look at this article about transferring content from your old iPhone to a new one:
Transfer content from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a new device
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2109
Here is another thread from the Communities about migrating data from an old iPhone to a new one:
Migrating data from old to new iPhone?: Apple Support Communities
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2038778
Regards,
Jeff D.

"There is a problem with the SIM card in your iPhone"

I'm getting this error when I try to activate my new iPhone 4 through iTunes:
"*There is a problem with the SIM card in your iPhone.*
To activate your iPhone with this account, you will need a new, unactivated SIM card. Please use the SIM card that was provided with your new iPhone. If you are using the new SIM card, and are unable to complete activation, you can go to an Apple Retail Store or an AT&T company owned retail store to request an unactivated SIM. If you would prefer to have a replacement SIM card sent to you via overnight mail, please call us at 1-800-MY-APPLE. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused."
Now I've already been to AT&T and nothing they could do with the account settings would work, in fact they had never seen the issue before. They gave me a new SIM card and that did nothing as well. Finally they tried out a different SIM tray, and that still didn't work. I have a Genius Bar appointment at the Apple Store tomorrow, but I was wondering if anyone else has this problem. Do you think that the SIM reader inside the iPhone 4 is broken?

I solved a problem I had with activating my iPhone although the error message was different from yours.
I got the message "There is something wrong with your iPhone and it cannot be activated, please bring it to your nearest Apple service".
Via a Chinese forum I found out its the SIM card witch is the problem. If the serial number of the SIM has a "letter" in it it won't work. If only numbers it will work.
I now tried it with 2 SIM cards with letters and got the message over and over again. Than tried with my only numbers SIM card and it activated instantly.

I have placed my SIM card into my iphone 5c and have confirmed co with my cellular network provider.However despite numerous reboots I am still getting "No Service" in the top left corner. Please advise

I have placed my SIM card into my iphone 5c and have confirmed co with my cellular network provider.However despite numerous reboots I am still getting "No Service" in the top left corner. Please advise

Contact the carrier and troubleshoot the issue.

Can I use a local sim card with my Australian bought iPhone and iPad?

I bought my iPhone 4 and iPad2 in Australia. I'm travelling to South Korea and Japan for two weeks. Can I use a local sim card with my Australian bought iPhone? If so, can I still link my iPad2 to my iPhone4 with a personal hot spot?

Only if your phone is officially unlocked. Is it?

No sim card with nee iphone 5c

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