US Mobile
Call customer service or email: help@usmobile.com and ask for your account number. There is no passcode. Use: 1234 if the service you are porting to requires one. (Most do).
Call customer service or email: help@usmobile.com and ask for your account number. There is no passcode. Use: 1234 if the service you are porting to requires one. (Most do).
To get your account number and PIN, log into your Ting account online. Click Account Settings, scroll to the bottom of the page and click Port Out Information to view your account number and PIN (passcode).
Account # is the phone’s MEID. There is no passcode for Total Wireless. Use: 0000 if the operator you are porting to requires a passcode.
T-Mobile Postpaid uses a 9-digit account number (NOT phone #) on your bill. Password can be an actual word. Call to verify.
Your 11 digit phone number (1-***-***-****) is the account number for T-Mobile Prepaid. The passcode is your 4-digit PIN number (the same PIN used when calling customer service). If you don’t have a PIN you can set one up by calling 611 from your T-Mobile phone and saying “no” when it asks you if you want to refill and then choosing “Manage my account” followed by “change my account PIN”. If you forgot your PIN number or need other help call the porting department.
Customer gets a paper statement that will have billing address as their system has it written, along with the account number (which is the phone number). Account PIN is not listed on the billing statement, but will be a four digit number. If an existing customer needs to call for support, the 10-digit phone number and four digit PIN number is required by the automated system.
TelAlaska does not have any known Porting agreements at this time. In order to Port In or Out, it is recommended to call TelAlaska Cellular first to ensure number compatibility.