My current carrier is T-Mobile, but I decided to order a new SIM-free unlocked iPhone 11. When I opened the SIM tray to insert my old SIM-card, there was already a T-mobile card there. Does anyone know why that is?
iPhone 11
Probably a mixup, however T-Mobile phones form the Apple website are fully unlocked. So you should have no issue.
You can of course return it, but the presence of a T-Mobile sim should not affect usage in any way. You can just remove the one inside and insert your own.
Probably a mixup, however T-Mobile phones form the Apple website are fully unlocked. So you should have no issue.
You can of course return it, but the presence of a T-Mobile sim should not affect usage in any way. You can just remove the one inside and insert your own.
Look at your email or the setting on the device Cellular and expand it with the> to see.
Sounds like you didn't buy an unlocked device.
Apple includes a sim so the device can be activated. It was probably not a T-Mobile sim.
I ordered on Apple's website and chose the SIM-free option. What could have gone wrong?
I looked through the e-mail again. Thank you. Although, do all SIM-free iPhones come with a SIM card like that then?
Thank you!
I bought a new SIM-free iPhone, but it came with a SIM-card??
