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Help Any Word on AT&T and Straight Talk?

Just wondering if anyone has heard if Straight Talk will be offering the ATT SIM card again. I Have one phone with ATT/ST and everything works well.

I know it is possible to get an ATT card with Net10, which I did, but MMS is a real problem and there dose not seem to be a reliable solution offered by Net10 or any user-to user help I found that really works.

So, anything going on with Straight Talk/ATT?
 
Just wondering if anyone has heard if Straight Talk will be offering the ATT SIM card again. I Have one phone with ATT/ST and everything works well.

I know it is possible to get an ATT card with Net10, which I did, but MMS is a real problem and there dose not seem to be a reliable solution offered by Net10 or any user-to user help I found that really works.

So, anything going on with Straight Talk/ATT?
for your net10 mms problems search around, another member just went to net10 and I posted some links I found on xda forum one of the apn settings people have posted may work for you.
 
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I've been running my Nexus 4 since 03/06/2013, so just over a month with Straight Talk and I've had zero issues. Why can't you just get a SIM card and cut it to Micro? (That's what I did)
Question is are you running straight talk on T Mobile network, or straight talk on ATT network.

The t mobile network has less coverage but great service and speeds, the ATT is in more areas.
 
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The AT&T boat has sailed. I wish Straight Talk would just own up to the fact. I never would have bought a new phone if Straight Talk customer service hadn't let me think ATT was still an option.

Anyway, the Nexus 4 ended up being great, and I went with Net10. Tested for MMS problems as soon as my phone was set up, and found out I couldn't receive pictures, though I could send them. What I realized pretty quickly is that I wasn't losing picture messages; they were just getting sent to my gmail account whenever I was on wifi. I suppose this might save on data rates? In any case, I'd check your gmail. If you don't have a gmail account linked to your phone, you might want to set one up, and see what happens. Hope this helps you.
 
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