Here is how to get your Inland Cellular account number and transfer PIN, and what to do with them when you move your number to another carrier.
Account Number
To port out you will need to contact Inland Cellular and request your account number and PIN/Password.
Transfer PIN
Ask for the transfer PIN in the same call. Inland Cellular issues the account number and the PIN together.
Inland Cellular Contact Info
Customer Service: 1-208-798-0245 | 1-800-248-8822
Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00AM – 6:00PM | Saturday: 9:00AM – 5:00PM (PST)
- Sales: 1-208-798-0245
- Dealer Support: 1-208-798-0245
- Fraud: 1-208-798-0245
- Porting Department: 1-208-798-0245
- Tech Support: 1-208-798-0245
What network does Inland Cellular use?
Inland Cellular owns and operates its own towers inside its home service area, so at home you are on Inland Cellular’s own network, not a national one. Outside that area your phone roams onto Verizon’s network, which is the coverage that applies when you travel. See which coverage map applies.
Inland Cellular Porting Instructions
To port out you will need to contact Inland Cellular and request your account number and PIN/Password.
Inland Cellular uses their own towers but can roam through PCS and CDMA towers.
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Check coverage before you port
Inland Cellular owns and operates towers in its own service area and roams onto a national network outside it, so your coverage depends on where you actually use the phone. Inside the home area you are on Inland Cellular’s own network. Outside it, check the national maps: Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T.
Your right to keep the number is federal, not a carrier policy. The rule is the FCC’s: Portability: Keeping Your Phone Number When Changing Service Providers.
Working a counter? The Inland Cellular transfer PIN lookup puts these steps on one screen and texts them to the customer.
Inland Cellular registered with the FCC in 2013
Inland Cellular, based in Washington, has filed with the FCC under the same registration since 2013 — 13 years. The support line on file with the FCC, 1-208-798-0245, matches the number published above. Checked September 22, 2026 against the FCC Form 499 filer database.
Where Inland Cellular customers usually go next
Inland Cellular owns and operates its own towers, so the phone in your hand was sold to work on Inland Cellular and on its roaming partner. That does not guarantee another carrier will accept it. Check the IMEI with the carrier you are moving to before you switch — dial *#06# to get it.
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Questions about Inland Cellular
Can I keep my phone number when I leave Inland Cellular?
Yes. Federal number portability rules let you take a working number to a new carrier. Inland Cellular cannot refuse the transfer or charge you to release the number.
Should I cancel Inland Cellular before I port my number out?
No. Cancel first and the number is released, which ends your right to move it. Keep the Inland Cellular line active until the new carrier confirms the port completed.
How long does a port out from Inland Cellular take?
A simple wireless transfer usually completes within one business day once the new carrier submits the correct Inland Cellular account number and transfer PIN.
Does Inland Cellular run on its own towers?
Yes. Inland Cellular operates its own network rather than reselling another carrier’s coverage.
Cite this page
We have not recorded when these port-out details were last confirmed. Call Inland Cellular to verify before you rely on them.
Best Cellular. “Inland Cellular Account Number & PIN: Accurate 2026,” BestCellular.com. https://bestcellular.com/inland-cellular/
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