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I know my Galaxy SIII is global ready, but as a missionary I wont be able to pay the 1.99 a minute. Is there anyway i can use it to get local rates?
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Yes, simply remove the Verizon SIM card and replace it with one you purchase locally in Jordan.
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Yes, simply remove the Verizon SIM card and replace it with one you purchase locally in Jordan.
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You should also verify the Galaxy S3 has the latest software OS version for your phone. The full global capabilities for your phone model was added with a software update after the release of the device.
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A lot of global ready phones already have their sim card slots unlocked, but if not, you can get the unlock code from Verizon (just call global services, they will give it to you). Then when you get to Jordan, buy a local SIM card. Problems only seem to come up if you happen to go to a country that is also cdma (which is almost no other country).
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I really need Verizon Rep to respond to this.
I landed in Jordan about a week ago and my phone, despite having global and international plan stuff activated, would only do sms.
I have since gotten a local SIM hoping that it would help things. But I've been having 2 issues.
1. There is no data availability from Zain despite it being compatible
2. Backup Assistant Plus keeps trying to do a backup and despite me doing a force stop and a cache reset/delete thing.
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I'm by no means an expert, but from what I understand, you have to add the APN address. Go to settings>more settings>mobile networks>access point name, then click the "plus" sign in the corner and put in the network name for our carrier.
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I meant to type "your carrier", meaning Zain.