Wyless / KORE Account Number, PIN & Port Out

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.

This is a brief overview of Wyless / KORE and how to get the information you will need if you wish to port your phone number out to a different company. You can use the information below to get your Wyless / KORE account number and transfer PIN.

Wyless / KORE Contact Info

Customer Service: 1-888-995-3397 | 1-617-949-8900
Hours: 24/7 Customer Service

What network does Wyless / KORE use?

Wyless / KORE runs on the AT&T and T-Mobile networks.

Wyless / KORE Porting Instructions

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.

Wyless combined with KORE to provide IoT solutions.

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Wyless / KORE uses more than one network. Reference card showing where to get the Wyless / KORE account number and transfer PIN.
Wyless / KORE uses more than one network.

Check coverage before you port

Wyless / KORE uses more than one network, so your coverage depends on which one serves your address rather than on the brand on the bill. Check all three: 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 Wyless / KORE transfer PIN lookup puts these steps on one screen and texts them to the customer.

Where Wyless / KORE customers usually go next

Wyless / KORE uses more than one network (AT&T and T-Mobile). Which one your line runs on depends on the SIM you were issued, so check your IMEI with the new carrier before you switch. Dial *#06# to get it.

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