We would like to thank Ryne Hager at Android Police for referencing BestCellular.com in his article titled, “BLU’s S1 leaks on Sprint’s site, may be the first BLU phone to come to the network“. AndroidPolice.com mentioned our press release about the Sprint BLU S1 pre-orders for $159.95 – Best Cellular was the first online retailer to offer the device for sale in the United States.
Customer’s account number is their phone number and the passcode is the last 4 of the phone number.
Porting is not typical with IoT/M2M accounts, but you can call customer service to request a port if you need to keep a specific number.
Voyager Mobile went out of business in 2015. All numbers have been ported out already.
Porting in is possible, but it may take up to 10 business days. Porting out requires the customer to call Customer Service and ask for their Account Number and Password. There may be an issue porting in or out of Vonage due to “geographical limitations.” The rep we spoke to would not elaborate further.
Call Customer Service and request transfer to the Porting department (no direct line given). Press 1 for English. Account number, PIN, and address must be confirmed with a customer service rep. (NOTE: It takes about 2 weeks for Porting with Lifeline accts.)
Porting out requires contacting new provider to initiate a port request. Truphone will need to verify the SSN but no PIN on their accounts.
Numbers are portable in and out of Telava. See Notes.
Porting requires a call in to customer service to verify account number and password.
All Spot Mobile MDNs have either been ported out or deactivated after Spot Mobile went out of business.
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