Whether you purchase a Straight Talk SIM card or a CDMA access code, you will pay a one-time fee per phone to switch your phone to the network. At time of publication, this fee is $15.

The Straight Talk iPhone is a tempting way to use an iPhone 5 or older iPhone without an AT&T contract, but Straight Talk is no longer offering the Straight Talk AT&T compatible SIM cards, making ...

Straight Talk, an MVNO that runs a bring-your-own-device service, is now offering nano SIM cards. Nano SIMs are the smallest SIM cards available, and fit devices such as the iPhone 5/5s/5c, Moto X ...

A Straight Talk iPhone is once again a tempting option for many users now that the company is selling AT&T Straight Talk SIM cards for $15, just in time for the iPhone 5S release and a flood of ...

If you are a buyer looking to avoid contracts and subsidies, opting instead for prepaid service plans, you may be interested in Straight Talk's latest move to offer service via the AT&T 4G LTE ...

Straight Talk is MVNO, or mobile virtual network operator. That means the company acts like a phone company, but it actually sells you air time on someone else’s network — typically at a much ...

This allows you to purchase a Straight Talk SIM card without having to also buy a cheap phone that you will not use. The standard SIM card alone is $14.99. Much to my surprise, ...

We've been hearing for the past few days that users have been unable to get new AT&T-compatible SIM cards from Straight Talk and Net10 websites. The only option seems to be the T-Mobile SIM. This ...

Problem #1: Straight Talk Galaxy Note 5 won’t recognize any SIM card. I’m having an issue that I believe it may be SIM related. Ok so I currently have a Galaxy Note 5 & my boyfriend has the ...

From there, you'll order a $1 SIM card — again, you'll want to select "T-Mobile compatible" — and select a Straight Talk data plan. Plans start at $35 a month for 2GB of LTE data.