can i keep my same phone number?
392922
Yes... I kept the same phone #. The # went from Verizon Landline to Time Warner Cable digital phone to AT&T; wireless home phone. I've had the same # since 1997. Check w/new provider to make sure # is transferable -- should be...
392923
You sure can, honey. It won't matter if you get a new phone. The number stays the same unless you contact the phone company to change it.
392924
Why would you need to change phone numbers?. The 3 handset phone that's in question are not a good choice of phones. They function poorley. No need to change your phone number or purchase the AT
1035717
Yes, you can keep your old number. Just use your SIM card from your old phone.
1056803
If you keep the same service carrier with active service, they should assist you. If you want to switch carriers, but keep your old number, things get difficult. I hope this helps..
217789
Yes, I have two on my plan and was able to keep the same numbers from my older phones. Verizon tech support was very helpful.
1763897
That would depend on the service you use, however, as far as I know you should be able to with all phone companies. You must not cancel your old or existing service before the number is transferred to your new service or new phone. If you do cancel the old service before the number is transferred, you will have already lost that number. So, if it's done correctly, then the answer is YES!
59940
Not sure what you are asking. However, the minutes you have on your phone are connected to the phone number. If you get a new phone, you can transfer your phone number and minutes to that new or other phone. If you purchase minutes you can either add those minutes to which ever phone (not phones) you wish. If your phone has double or triple minutes for life, this refers to your phone, not phone number.
859480
You can activate it. I would suggest going to a boost store if you are not already set up on boost. If you want to keep your old phone number again I would suggest going to the store.
551124
Yes. You can easily transfer your old tracphone number, minutes, and days to the new phone. Just call the 800 number for tracphone, and a customer assistant will help you. I suggest you call from a landline, because it takes several minutes, and have both the old and new phones ready because you will need to do things to both.
1397203
It was a gift, however I believe you keep the same number since the SIM card has your phone number embedded.
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
790885
Hello, the operating manual says on page 41 the following: "you can store up to 30 phone numbers in the call block list". I hope that helps.
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
474853
Don't quote me but based on my experience you can use that phone. Just explain that the other phone is lost. As long as you can verify your identity they will simply switch the information and the number. Only exception would be if your number were inaccessible, and it doesn't appear that would be the case. Good luck and I hope this helps.
1073978
Very easy to do. When you get your new phone, dial *228 (make sure your old phone is powered off)... Then it will ask you for the 10digit phone number you want to associate your new phone too - (this would be the cell number you are keeping). Once you do that, it programs and power resets. Then you should do the *228 again to update roaming capabilities. Phone should be good to use after that.Transfering contacts can be done over Bluetooth using the "send name card" feature.
680177
Most of the provider of voip phone allow you to keep your current phone number, please check with the provider. Jeam
238360
This phone was used as a spare so I did not look into using "my old number," but I think it is transferable. I would direct the question directly to BoostMobile. Here the link to http://www.boostmobile.com/search/?q=transfer%20number#search
1806165
Yes they will assign a new number and they ask you what area code you will most be using the phone in. I've even changed my number, using an area code way off where I'm actually located just to mess with friend. Hope this helps. Happy Hollidays!!!!