if I chose not to continue the service after the year is up, since buying the equipment for this cost, can I re-program the numbers called to family?
774036
Good morning and thank you for your question. Our system is manufactured to only ring to our emergency call center; it is unable to be re-programmed.
1124886
not sure. We took it to the Verizon store and they did it for us as well as moving all the contact information. This does not renew your contract with them.
1753233
They will program the new one and reprogram the old one at the same time. But you will have to check with them for the current pricing. Thanks, KeylessRide
2231548
Once you have it connected, then cancel your land line and you can transfer you old phone number.
407048
if you your question "can i keep my existing plan and just switch the line of service onto this device?" the answer is yes.i'm sorry if i did not understand your question 100%
1452348
When I originally bought my machine with this module included, I had one year to use the service. After that it would have required a fee to continue using it. It depends on exactly what comes with the module you are buying.
359043
I had it as a contract phone for several years up until a year ago. I got a new phone, but I could activate this phone again if I had to.
857389
Yes, but you need to call 585-756-5000 to get your service changed over from your old modem to the new one. I have had no problems w/ mine--& am quite glad that in a few mo's time, it will have paid for itself in the amt. TW would have charged me for it.
1422424
This depends on your carrier contract of service and not the phone. It's gsm so if your contract allows you can switch it. Be aware of termination fees and so on.
15883
Yes you can Lydia. Call them up and ask them to change phones for you. I had no problem doing it that way. 1-888-321-5880
429001
This is a classic case of buyer beware. Dish is as shady as any other service provider, so expect anything. They even told me, when I tried to activate a 722K, that their records showed my purchased unit to be a rental, so they were going to charge me a monthly fee for it. If it's dishformyrv.com that wants to collect the $90, I would bypass them and go straight to Dish Network, but be prepared to prove the purchase. Dish will probably activate the receiver for free, because they make their bucks off the monthly service fees. Dish will push, but they can be shoved back. I returned a 611 rental receiver, and Dish charged me $350 to replace it, claiming that I caused the failure. I told them where to put their monthly service fees, and they backed down and returned my money. You have to be your own consumer advocate with these people.
1674033
Mine didn't work so my answer is no, but I had one that worked ten years ago and it was great. They can save you a ton of time and your family will really appreciate it.
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.
815377
I had no issues. If you still have your box it cane in, there is a number to call on it or in there website. I cancelled my service via phone but do not have anymore information.
1474038
No, you keep the number you received when you signed up. It stays the same no matter where you move to as long as you have internet service. If you want to change numbers, it's $10
859091
Yes it's easy to change the numbers. Keep the book, they have a place to jot down the phone numbers you use, if they change, you simply reprogram it. It takes less than 5 minutes to do. I had to do it with this unit when we moved it from one household to another.
253344
Yes, you can, with a call into their service department. Our units failed after about three months though.