can i keep my existing phone number
794614
As far as I know, yes. I kept my phone number and you should be able to keep yours as well. As a double-up: front page of PhonePower says "Keep Your Existing Number For Free". ;)
794615
Yes you can... Just be sure not to cancel your current provider... Likewise Phone Power needs to be able to port your number from your current provider. Once ported, cancellation is automatic... Hope you find this information useful.
794616
I'm not sure. My mother in law wanted a phone number form Morgantown WV. She had already given up her WV number three years before she moved in with me in TN. She had lived in GA for a while - no internet access. Have you checked the Phone Power website?
794617
Yes you can. You need to indicate this when signing up (or later, but then additional fees may apply); and do not cancel your existing service until porting is complete.
794618
Yes - but make sure not to make any changes at your current provider. Instead, have Phone Power "pull" the number from the other provider. There will be a period of time after you begin your Phone Power but before your number is "pulled". During that time you can make calls but you won't be able to receive any on the Phone Power system. That's the other reason not to make any changes with your current provider. Good luck with the decision. I'm just another happy Phone Power customer.
794619
Yes, you can port your existing number to PhonePower. I did the same when I switched to PhonePower. They will guide you through the phone number porting process.
1736381
Absolutely, just pop into a Verizon store and the salespeople can switch everything in a matter of seconds, or you can contact Verizon direct and follow the steps to transfer info, number etc to your new phone. Your security number won't change. The old phone will be deactivated from further use and you can recycle it. I just went to the Verizon store and let them do the work, free of charge, it was a lot quicker than following steps on the phone. Good Luck!
551125
Yes, you can. Your old tracphone will be disabled when the number is transferred to the new phone. Beware if you have a lot of minutes in your account. They don't always transfer all of them. Call the 800 number and insist on all of the minutes being transferred if that happens. It is tedious and annoying but they will do it if you persist. Write down the minutes showing on your old phone before doing the phone number transfer to the new phone.
1345734
I use google voice for my phone number. You can specify the area code and select a number... You configure the OBI to address the particular google voice account which ties it to the phone number. I would guess that you can then re-associate and thereby change the number...
2211523
You may keep your same number by porting it to the VoIP service. First, you'll need to see if porting your current number to a new service will affect your existing service(s). In most cases, your Internet will continue to be served by the same provider, but with OBi and a VoIP service, you will no longer need to maintain the phone service from this same provider. Hence, you will need to check with your current provider if it is feasible to stop using them for voice service, but keep their Internet service. Although your specific experience may vary, faxing usually works great as long as the Internet connection is good. Longer faxes (+10 pages) tend to have the most problems due to inherent issues with faxing over the Internet.
2057683
Yes, you keep the same number, all you have to do is dial *228 when you get it and follow the prompts. Good luck and enjoy! :)
2154566
Yes you can keep your old phone number/SIM card, but you won't get the free air time. The free air time is only for new accounts and new activations. Be sure that this phone is compatible with your current wireless service. If you don't have AT&T; or possibly PureTalk USA, you may not be able to use this phone.
1806166
You can transfer your existing number or get a new one. They gave me one with my current area code. Not sure if you can pick the area code. I would call them BEFORE you decide to activate anything because it's non-refundable. Also, get ready to be frustrated. Their customer service is terrible.
251565
Yes , you can keep your same number, I did it threw my NET0 account. It took about an half hour.
395657
Yes. It's CALLED PORTING YOUR EXISTING PHONE NUMBER. Ooma helps you do this.
544824
Yah. No issue. When you change it from default 0000 to your number, you'll do it the same with the new number. Just that your old number is the default. It's easy.
2057682
Yes the choice is yours....though I don't know if it's the same in all states. In NY state you can keep your phone # or get a new one and disconnect the last one - whatever you need.When you call *228 the system is gonna ask you about that - swap phones on the same # or add a new phone line.
1508790
I am not certain whether you can keep your old number if you change to a phone not on Net 10's approved list. You will need to talk with Net 10 to determine that. I used Net 10 for years, then decided to go with MagicJack, after buying a T245G Samsung, and was able to keep my old number at a cost of about $10 per year. MagicJack handled the process; I did nothing.
1257621
If you T-Mobile customer service they should be able to help you. You should be able to port your old number if you want.
192327
Yes you can (I'm doing that right now.) Just move the SIM card with your current plan to the new phone. Everything on your account will stay the same. It's a nice phone, BTW. Much better than my Samsung "Dart" smart phone, which it replaced.
779050
Yes your just going to give them the new SIM card number to activate your current number you have.
701079
If you go to the main "cell phones and service" page and scroll down a little bit, on the left hand side there is a link to "keep your number." It tells you what you have to do for each service provider to port your number