If I would get this phone, would I be able 2 transfer my minutes from the phone I have now?
476615
All depend on Wat type phone u have if its ATT then yes all u have to do is transfer your sin card to da phone
1547473
You have to call tracfone and speak to an operator and tell them you are porting your number over. It also helps if you have a new tracfone card to add minutes to your new phone.
677548
if your transferring your number from one tracfone to another, all your minutes and time are added to this phone, and yes, it has nice chunk of time when you activate this phone. Well worth the purchase
1746853
From a previous Tracfone? Yes, you can transfer your old number and the remaining minutes from your previous phone right on Tracfone's web site to your new phone, like this LG.. Using their site works well and IMO it is much easier then trying to get a Tracfone CS rep on the phone and have to deal with them.
1430330
Yes you may,you may also keep your. Old number. Depending on the phone you may want to upgrade your plan so for data.
1696157
Yes, just go to the Tracfone web site and enter the serial number. Don't forget to enter the code they give you. I just did this for my son and it was easy. This is triple min, so if you don't have that on your old phone wait to buy min until it's transferred.
1538590
only if the number you are transferring is an active number with carrier you are on now. It will take a few days to process, but check with your current cell provider.
2222607
Yes...mine is Safelink service. You just gotta call them from another phone and they will tell you what changes to make on the phone and transfer your current balance of minutes over to this new phone. Also, make sure they have the text message function programmed properly on the new phone. When I first changed, it was charging me for texts when it shouldn't have because the proper changes weren't made when I first switched everything over.
2206657
yes, you can use this phone with your current number. it is also necessary to have a sim car in it.
1330164
Yes, I was able to do so when I bought this phone. Since then, I upgraded to the ZTE android. I do not really like it, bit you can't transfer the minutes on any of the android phones......but the one you are looking at is older, and you should not have a problem. Hope this helps. I have been a tracfone customer for about 4 years and each year I upgrade the phones for my family through tracfone, and have always been able to transfer the minutes, until we got the android phones. You can register the phone on-line and it walks you through how to transfer your minutes and register the phone.
1314837
Should be able to transfer your net10 number, remaining minutes and time left. Can also, get that plan a little cheaper per month I think if you ask them to set up an auto pay when you talk to them.
344022
yes, but the phone doesn't come with double minutes. you will have to purchase a double minutes for life card.
1726235
I set up an account on the Tracfone web site and add minutes there. It is easy to do. I think you can do it from the phone also.
1648695
You may be able to use prepaid minutes, but verify with your carrier. Because it is not a smart phone.
1763897
That would depend on the service you use, however, as far as I know you should be able to with all phone companies. You must not cancel your old or existing service before the number is transferred to your new service or new phone. If you do cancel the old service before the number is transferred, you will have already lost that number. So, if it's done correctly, then the answer is YES!
1527581
Yes if it your frist phone and you are not transferring you mintues and numbers from one phone to the next and you only get Ten mintues it will however double the mintues you buy and add to the phone like if you buy a 60 min card for $20 you get 120 mintues for the life of your phone
2154570
If you currently have an AT&T; GoPhone you can just use the Sim card out of it and it will use that number. If you don't, there is still probably a way to transfer your number, but it would involve calling them.