How do I transfer my number to T-Mobile?
T-Mobile app
- Download and log in to the T-Mobile app.
- Select Account.
- Choose Line Settings.
- Select Request a transfer PIN.
- Follow the directions on the screen.
Does T-Mobile Pay off your phone to switch?
What’s the news: Now, T-Mobile will pay off what you owe the Carriers for your smartphone up to $1,000 when you switch.
How do I switch carriers and keep my phone?
Choose a new phone plan with your new cell phone carrier, and select a new phone or bring your own device to the network. Provide your current account information. Make sure you know your PIN number or password for this step. Sit back and wait while your new carrier contacts your old one to request the transfer.
What are the benefits of switching to T-Mobile?
Get more for your money with T-Mobile.
- Unlimited Data. Unlimited talk, text, and smartphone data.
- Great network. Connecting 99% of Americans with LTE.
- Taxes & Fees included. The price you see is the price you pay.
- International Data. Unlimited texting & 2G data in 210+ countries and destinations.
How long does it take to switch to T-Mobile?
MISCONCEPTION 1: Switching takes too long. FACT: You can switch to T-Mobile in about 30 to 60 minutes in most cases.
What happens if I change my phone number on T-Mobile?
Update your contact number on any accounts that may have your number saved, such as notifications for bank accounts, social media, etc. It may take up to three days to have access to T-Mobile.com using your new mobile number. Call records for the old phone number will no longer be available on T-Mobile.com.
Can I switch my phone to T-Mobile and keep my carrier?
Leave your carrier and keep your device. We’ll even help you pay off your eligible phone via a virtual prepaid card when you switch to T-Mobile. Qualifying credit required; card typically takes 15 days. See full terms We’ll pay off your phone up to $650.
Can I switch cell phone carriers without losing my number?
So you want to switch cell phone carriers, but you don’t want to lose your current phone number. No sweat! All carriers allow you to bring your digits with you—a process called “porting” your phone number.
Can a carrier stop me taking my phone number with Me?
A carrier cannot stop you taking your number with you, but a new carrier is under no obligation to accept it. Obviously, most carriers are more than happy to accept a new customer, so this will not be a problem.