Can I use an AT prepaid phone with MetroPCS?

Can I use an AT prepaid phone with MetroPCS?

Most MetroPCS android phones are on the GSM band and will not work on AT, which is on the CDMA band. MetroPCS Apple phones are dual band and should work with AT if they are unlocked. The first thing you have to do is to unlock your AT Phone to make it compatible with MetroPCS.

Can I switch a prepaid phone to Metro?

Bring your phone and get one line of unlimited for just $25/month. Switch to Metro and get our lowest price on unlimited—plus a free SIM card. Powered by the T‑Mobile network.

Can I transfer my AT number to MetroPCS?

Edit: If an AT phone is unlocked and dual band, like the iPhones, it will work on MetroPCS. If you want to keep the same phone number, just take your account number and phone number to MetroPCS and they can transfer the number.

Can I transfer ATT prepaid number?

Yes, you can port your number to a different carrier, prepaid or not. You will need your prepaid account number and pin. You must call for your account number, it is not available online.

What carriers are compatible with MetroPCS?

Verizon, U.S Cellular, Sprint, and other CDMA Carriers: For example, Barring the iPhone 4 all Verizon and U.S Cellular iPhones are compatible with MetroPCS. That said, a majority of other phones that have been using Sprint, Verizon or US Cellular networks will not work with MetroPCS.

Can I switch to Metro and keep my number?

If you’re referring to changing your Phone Number to another device you own , you can simply call Customer service and ask to move the service over to it ( assuming that the phone is either a metro phone or an unlocked phone and that the sim fits) and they will do it without charge.

Can I switch my T-Mobile phone to MetroPCS?

Yes, you can switch T-Mobile phone to MetroPCS. You can get MetroPCS sim card. You can add to tmobile phone. You need to buy plan.

Will MetroPCS unlock my ATT phone?

Most MetroPCS android phones are on the GSM band and will not work on AT, which is on the CDMA band. MetroPCS Apple phones are dual band and should work with AT if they are unlocked.

What is the 1 800 number for MetroPCS?

1 (888) 863-8768
Metro by T-Mobile/Customer service

Can I switch my prepaid number to another carrier?

Prepaid account numbers can be ported, but service must be active at the time you wish to transfer the service. You cannot port a number to an existing line—porting only works when you are activating a new line with a carrier.

Can I switch to prepaid and keep my number?

You can keep your current cell phone number when getting a new prepaid phone by transferring, or “porting,” an existing number. However, you will need specific information to verify that the phone is valid and your current number is eligible to be transferred.

Can I use my Metro PCS phone on AT?

Most MetroPCS android phones are on the GSM band and will not work on AT, which is on the CDMA band. MetroPCS Apple phones are dual band and should work with AT if they are unlocked. How can I switch my active Metro PCS service to an older AT phone?

How do I transfer my phone from MetroPCS to another carrier?

Possible – depends on the phone. You’d want to start at Bring Your Own Phone or Device – BYOD and find your device from MetroPCS to ensure it’s compatible. You’ll also need to unlock your MetroPCS phone – instructions and a list of un-lockable phones are at MetroPCS® Phone Unlock Policy .

What is the difference between MetroPCS and T-Mobile?

MetroPCS is a prepaid cell phone provider using T-Mobile’s equipment. That being said, there’s a few details in that. MetroPCS has a lesser selection of phones compared to T-Mobile. They also don’t have their own financing for purchased devices, they go through a third party financer.

Is MetroPCS a registered trademark of T Mobile?

Metro, MetroPCS and other words, slogans, designs and devices are registered or unregistered trademarks of T-Mobile USA, Inc. All other brands, product names, company names, trademarks, service marks, and other intellectual property are the properties of their respective owners.