Can I use the plan I'm using if I get a SIM Card?

[tomh12player]

About a year ago I got a great deal at MetroPCs where I got a family plan for $25 a month each phone (no SIM card) while using their $40 dollar plan. I'm currently still using it but I plan on getting a Nexus 4. Can I still use the plan I'm using now or do I have to change if I get a SIM card?

 

[ImPain]

If you keep your SIM card, you keep your plan.
If you just change your phone, then your plan won't change, just the phone.
You put your SIM card in the new phone when you have it.

As simple as that.

 

[tomh12player]

If you keep your SIM card, you keep your plan.
If you just change your phone, then your plan won't change, just the phone.
You put your SIM card in the new phone when you have it.

As simple as that.

Ah, my bad, I worded that badly. I currently DON'T have a SIM card on my phone, and was words ring if I got a SIM card, could I keep using the plan?

 

[ImPain]

If you keep your SIM card, you keep your plan.
If you just change your phone, then your plan won't change, just the phone.
You put your SIM card in the new phone when you have it.

As simple as that.

Ah, my bad, I worded that badly. I currently DON'T have a SIM card on my phone, and was words ring if I got a SIM card, could I keep using the plan?

Sorry I don't understand what you mean, can you rephrase everything ?..

 

[tomh12player]

If you keep your SIM card, you keep your plan.
If you just change your phone, then your plan won't change, just the phone.
You put your SIM card in the new phone when you have it.

As simple as that.

Ah, my bad, I worded that badly. I currently DON'T have a SIM card on my phone, and was words ring if I got a SIM card, could I keep using the plan?

Sorry I don't understand what you mean, can you rephrase everything ?..

Spell check, sorry on my mobile. What I mean is I currently have a bad phone that doesn't use a SIM card. So if I got a N4 and a new SIM card from MetroPCs will I still be able to use the discounted $40 plan I'm currently on? Thanks for helping