MOTO X Developer Edition 4.2 Verizon + GSM XT1060

[losinmyself]

Hello, I'm sorry if this is an easy answer, but I'm finding conflicting information from different sources.

I am considering purchasing a Moto X Developer Edition Model XT1060 phone that states it is Verizon + GSM compatible. I don't need the Developer edition, however I am finding it a better deal than the regular version (32 gb vs. 16 gb). It states the following:

"This is a Verizon and GSM Unlocked It's 100% compatible with all GSM carriers

3G Network: 850/900/1900/2100
Please Check your Carrier's Bandwidth for 4G

LTE Compatibility
4G Network: LTE (Bands 13/14) 700/1700 MHz

What model number is this Motorola Moto X?
Developer Edition,The Model number is XT1060 and is compatible with
Verizon 4G bandwidths (if using with another carrier please check bandwidths with your provider for 4G compatibility before purchasing)

Will I have problems activating and using this on Straight Talk service? Thanks in advance.

[ST-Chelsea]

Hi Losinmyself! My name is Straight Talk Chelsea. We need to take this issue offline so I can address it. I will contact you directly with a private message. Thanks!

[moodyjb]

Did you successfully activate your Moto X dev Edition Verizon on Straight Talk? If so let me know how as the answer that I have so far is to purchase a bundle Service & Activation Code for $45.99.

[ST-Daisy]

Hi moodyjb! My name is Straight Talk Daisy. For GSM, our Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) program supports any unlocked phones, AT&T compatible or T-Mobile compatible phones. For CDMA, please check the phone's compatibility on our website at http://www.straighttalk.com/wps/portal/ ... gistration.

[snprfrtm]

I would like to know the answer to Losinmyself's question. I am about to purchase the same phone. Please contact me.

[ST-Kurt]

Hi snprfrtm! This is Straight Talk Kurt. I will contact you directly with a private message. Thank you.