I received a text from my BFF this morning about her struggles getting a micro-sim card from Straight Talk. I decided to check it out. Apparently there is no option left for AT&T users. Everything is being shifted into T-Mobile (ew). This is what I found when I asked Google about it.
Straight Talk formerly allowed customers to bring an AT&T GSM phone or to purchase a SIM card that offers service on AT&T’s network. As of February 2013, America Movil has discontinued both options from both the Straight Talk and NET10 websites. In addition, most references (besides support articles) have been edited to remove any mentions to AT&T-compatible service. It is unclear as to whether AT&T-compatible sales have been permanently discontinued or not. Existing customers are not impacted by this change. – Wiki
If you were thinking about joining Straight Talk, there is still one option left, but that window is closing fast as well. Wal-Mart might still have SIMs available in store or online. If you can get one, apparently Straight Talk will honor those SIMs that are still available for sale. – Talk Android
Well. Looks like the extra SIM I have at home is worth some gold. Ebay is already seeing major sales for what once was a $10 bucks piece of plastic. I have no problems helping out my BFF, but I want to look into re-activating my mom’s old SIM on straight talk; if that one is still useable, then I essentially have 2 and can easily give one up. There are so many different words about what is going on, we’ll see. For now, I’m just hanging on to what I have.