America’s Favorite Mobile Account Number & PIN: Accurate 2026

America’s Favorite Mobile, a Lifeline provider, issues the account number and transfer PIN only by phone at 888-804-1448. It does not publish which network it runs on, and the Lifeline benefit moves separately from the number.

Last updated October 11, 2026

Here is how to get your America’s Favorite Mobile account number and transfer PIN, and what to do with them when you move your number to another carrier.

Account Number

America’s Favorite Mobile does not publish where your account number appears. Call 888-804-1448 and ask for the account number used for a number transfer. Most of its lines are free Lifeline service, and a Lifeline line ports like any other once you have the account number; the phone number itself is not the account number.

Transfer PIN

Ask the same agent for a transfer PIN. America’s Favorite Mobile publishes no self-service path for it. Keep the line active until the new carrier confirms the number has moved; a Lifeline benefit transfers to the new carrier separately through the National Verifier, not with the number.

Porting the number and moving the Lifeline benefit are two different steps. The number moves with the account number and transfer PIN. The Lifeline discount moves only when the new carrier enrolls you through the National Verifier, and only one carrier can hold it at a time.

Which network America’s Favorite Mobile uses

America’s Favorite Mobile describes its service as “operating on one of the nation’s largest 4G LTE cellular networks” and says it has “partnered up with the nation’s most reliable network,” without naming the carrier. We do not guess, so this record is classified as host network not recorded. If you are leaving, dial *#06# for the IMEI and run it through the destination carrier’s compatibility check.

Who runs America’s Favorite Mobile

America’s Favorite Mobile, Inc. is a Lifeline provider that markets free phone service to eligible households, with an affiliated charity arm and a device store under the AFM name. Its site publishes a single phone number, sign-in for existing customers, and the terms and privacy pages; it does not publish support hours or a help center.

America’s Favorite Mobile Contact Info

  • Phone: 888-804-1448, the number on americasfavoritemobile.com
  • Hours: not published
  • Website: americasfavoritemobile.com

How to port your number away from America’s Favorite Mobile

  1. Keep the line active. Do not cancel or let the line lapse before the port completes.
  2. Call 888-804-1448 and ask for your account number and transfer PIN. Say that you are porting the number to another carrier.
  3. Give the new carrier the account number, the transfer PIN, the zip code on the account, and the account holder’s name exactly as America’s Favorite Mobile has it.
  4. Re-enroll the Lifeline benefit with the new carrier through the National Verifier if you want to keep the discount; the number port does not carry it.

Why an America’s Favorite Mobile port gets rejected

The usual cause is a transfer PIN that was never issued or an account name that differs from the one on file. The Lifeline-specific cause is a line that was deactivated for non-usage before the port was submitted; a deactivated line has no number to release. Call, confirm the line is active and the details match, and resubmit.

America’s Favorite Mobile does not publish which network it runs on. Reference card showing where to get the America’s Favorite Mobile account number and transfer PIN.
America’s Favorite Mobile does not publish which network it runs on. Account number, transfer PIN and port-out steps.

Sources

America’s Favorite Mobile, americasfavoritemobile.com — the coverage wording, the phone number and the company name.

FCC, Lifeline Program for Low-Income Consumers — the one-carrier rule and the National Verifier.

FCC, Portability: Keeping Your Phone Number When Changing Service Providers — the federal number-portability rules.

Sources read October 11, 2026.

America’s Favorite Mobile shown among US carriers grouped by host network
Where America’s Favorite Mobile sits among US carriers grouped by host network.

Where America’s Favorite Mobile customers usually go next

America’s Favorite Mobile does not say which network carries your line, so check your IMEI against every carrier you consider before you switch.

America’s Favorite Mobile port-out questions

What network does America’s Favorite Mobile use?

It does not say; it describes “one of the nation’s largest 4G LTE cellular networks.” We record that as not published rather than guessing.

Where do I get the account number and transfer PIN?

From 888-804-1448. America’s Favorite Mobile publishes no self-service path for them.

Does my Lifeline benefit move with my number?

No. The number ports with the account number and PIN; the benefit moves only when the new carrier enrolls you through the National Verifier.

Can I keep my number if I leave America’s Favorite Mobile?

Yes. Federal rules require the carrier to release it. Keep the line active, get the account number and PIN, and let the new carrier start the port.

Does BestCellular.com list America’s Favorite Mobile as an active carrier?

Yes. It sells service today, so it counts toward the active total in our carrier dataset.

Cite this page

Contact and company details confirmed from America’s Favorite Mobile’s own site on October 11, 2026. The carrier does not publish its host network, support hours or the account number location; where this page says to call, that is the gap, not a guess.

Best Cellular. “America’s Favorite Mobile Account Number & PIN: Accurate 2026,” BestCellular.com. https://bestcellular.com/americas-favorite-mobile/

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