No iPhone in Puerto Rico, US

The transfer is quick. I takes 10 minutes. All you have to do is call customer service and ask for a transfer because you moved. They'll offer to do it over the phone... ask them if it can be done is a store and they'll tell you which stores can do this. Go to the store and ask for it. All they do is change your address and phone number.... you'll need a local phone (anything ther that 787). They'll process the info and give you a new sim card. Put it in you current cell and your are done

Once you have your iPhone just plug it into the computer and follow the instructions and you should get it activated in a few minutes. Teh activation through iTunes is great and very quick.

Won't work.... I tried it and ATT ended up deactivating the sim card (this is a long story.... try it but i asure you that it wont work)

Remember the problem is not the account or the service, plan etc.... the problem is the unlocking of the phone. This is something that ATT customer service personel don't understand. Their managers do understand it perfectly.

Don't take this issue out of contents... There is no prejudice against puertorricans here in any way.

I live in Puerto Rico and Have 2 iPhones. You don't have to make any changes to your address or anything. BUT, if you purchased your phone and have a contract from AT&T puerto rico, you might have a problem. I purchased my cell phones from AT&T in the states (Chicago).
I was the first one to get the iPhone in Chicago, and activated it online immediately. AT&T has my Puerto Rico address, and I activated it with that address (It asked you for your zip code when activating the phone). Remember, AT&T Puerto Rico is a different company/market than AT&T in the states.

Take a look at the link.

http://www.videonewslive.com/view/89647/iphonelike_having_a_newchild



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My original cell phone number was 787, but I changed my phone number to a 561 cell phone number.

Absolutely not. Remember, the AT&T US will not charge for long distance. (AT&T puerto rico will). I'm not charged extra for anything. I've had AT&T for several months now, and I'm not being charged extra to call PR, or to call the states from PR.

Your right. But I'm not charged long distance. My family calls, but we're not charged long distance since my wife has another iPhone, and I have vonage in my home. If my neighbor calls me, he's charged long distance.

A friend told me that you can bring it back to puerto rico, call AT&T and tell them you moved. and you can change your number back to 787