have expired t-mobile contract: Can I be qualified on this deal, and keep the same phone number?
1489935
Unfortunately, no. Amazon only offers brand new service contracts, you don't qualify if you have existing service. You can cancel your service, open a new account, and once open request your old number back. (This is called MSISDN maintenance.) It's not guaranteed to work, but you get your number back 95% of the time within 24 hours of filing the request.
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I bought this phone two months ago, it's T-Mobile phone, but it's no contract. I used prepaid card for it.
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I would also like to know if we can keep our existing numbers with this offer
1131147
I think you are able to this. I bought my on-line and replace the one I had with my plan (As long as you have paid the plan phone). I don't think you will have a problem switching phone as long they are for the same provider (i.e. Sprint to Sprint etc). Hope this helps, but the best way to be sure is to contact your service provider and ask.
185409
Yes you can activate and use with existing contract.That is what we did. Phone was like new and is still working great.
1423227
i broke my verizon phone, still under contract. can i use this one with my current line/number?
38965
I contacted cingular about this very same issue. They told me I could do it, and it was worth the money I would save, however they said I could not transfer my old number. I'm not sure if the guy I was talking to was knowlegable or qualified enough to say this...and I for one dont really trust him
1150702
My husband just put his old SIM card in and used the phone on our contract. It will only work with T-Mobile, however.
289778
Need to contact T-Mobile, they can transfer all information from one to the other
1784107
Hey D.E.,You need some sort of provider. I just moved my sim card from my old phone to the new. This should work even if you use a pay as you go plan. I use the t-Mobile yearly pre-paid plan - I just need to top it off to $100 each year.Really like this phone by the way.
1903735
I do not understand the "new" world of cell phones, so I do not really understand your question. I have an expired Verizon contract that I continue to pay monthly. It is not a prepaid plan nor is it anything like their current options. I do not have a data plan.
1863308
I did that by moving the SIM card from my old phone (which was also a T-Mobile prepaid phone) to the new one. If you have questions, call T-Mobile and they'll talk you through it. Any unused minutes you had can also be transferred.
1537664
You can activate the $30 and 100 minutes plan online thru Tmobile when you get your phone. I did it. No problems.
1542230
If you buy a phone outright (new or used) you are not required to renew your contract. Just buy, receive in the mail, turn on, call your respective carrier and activate.
2143419
You would need to have this activated by a T-Mobile representative if you do not have a T-Mobile account already.
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If it is the same sized sim card that this phone takes then you sure can! That's what I did. I was in the same situation as you, just wanted something to hold me over until my upgrade.
1850889
I think you should be able to do that. I know you said "finish out contract", but I hope you don't plan on using that phone long term...