Can I keep my existing AT&T phone number with a Jitterbug?
1962853
Sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question. I would call AT&T; and ask them.
2057684
Since Im registered with metro online, it was as easy as just updating phone. So to answer your question, you can keep same phone number anf line.
794614
As far as I know, yes. I kept my phone number and you should be able to keep yours as well. As a double-up: front page of PhonePower says "Keep Your Existing Number For Free". ;)
2057682
Yes the choice is yours....though I don't know if it's the same in all states. In NY state you can keep your phone # or get a new one and disconnect the last one - whatever you need.When you call *228 the system is gonna ask you about that - swap phones on the same # or add a new phone line.
650257
My Jitterbug has no voice, however, you can have it installed for a small monthly fee which Greatcall will add to your monthly bill...Just call customer service and they will gladly explain.
1718557
Since Jitterbug piggybacks off Verizon towers, it gets the same coverage as Verizon. Granted I'm not a world traveler, but I've never experienced a dropped call in N.C. where I live or in any of the remote regions of Arizona where we vacationed last summer.
609640
Yes if its unlocked but if its an original at&t; phone no- because at&t; locks their hotspot/tethering to only their service plans
680180
You can keep any telephone number you have but you need to port it to a service provider. If you need more info email me directly. Paul
2128141
Yes you can, thats what I had did. However, AT&T; is still going to automatically add a data plan to your account after the phone has been used for more than a day. With all AT&T; smartphones(which this phone is), it is required to have a data plan. Even if you only planned on using this as a basic talk and text only. They are still going to charge you for data plan, roughly about 30 dollars a month. But in my case it is now 20 dollars plus tax a month
1928741
no, can't load program or re config for anything other than AT&T, it is not really an un-lock fone, it is only good for texting and voice calling
1184576
Only if you're a at&t contract customer . If your sim is a different size you'll have to take it to a at&t store or retailer with at&t to in stall the sim card they will also need phone serial & imei numbers
1222692
I would call Jitterbug & ask them. They have excellent customer service & I'm sure they can help you. And I definitely recommend this phone & service for your mother...it's so easy to use!
1606158
You would actually need to become a "Jitterbug/GreatCall Customer". We use Verizon's towers so you'd still have the same great coverage....you would just pay your monthly fee to us. Plus, we have no contracts! -Sean from Jitterbug
639970
I use three different sim cards in my phone depending what country I am in at the time. If you are already with AT&T; they can fix you up with a new card with your old number. No problem.
1267229
I don't believe so. They can't do that and plus this phone is an AT&T phone. You just pop your sim card in and it wotks automatically. But if they give you and issues just threaten to leave them for T-Mobile.
1113441
Maybe someone else who has bought a used Jitterbug could answer this question better, but I found that there was nothing about this company that was accommodating. Once we bought the phone, we had to activate it by calling a number using the Jitterbug, and we were given our phone number then: no choices. And that was purchasing the thing brand new.
1508634
Yes, it worked with the jitterbug. My mother is the one using the phone. Now, she does not forget her cell phone and I can call her anytime, anywhere.