https://www.microcenter.com/produ...ice-credit
Reduced from $9.99. Ideal for those looking to port landline phone # to Google Voice, or just test Ting's service. I did the former recently, using Ting SIM card on a spare cell phone, without benefit of this promo. Note: $30 credit is only available to new accounts.
UPDATE: Price is $4.99 as of 12/31/18, same as Best Buy's.
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Do they have login to account option to access account and pin?
New to Ting, any suggestion are highly appreciated. This is just for port in use only
Do they have login to account option to access account and pin?
New to Ting, any suggestion are highly appreciated. This is just for port in use only
Their website is designed well and once your lines are activated you will see your account number and pin number generated after an hour or so (used them like 10 months ago) . But as the other poster said, they will ban you/your email address and credit card number once they see you port right away. And they will not honor the $30 credit. So this is best to use for a 1 time port. If you have multiple lines port in and port out the whole lines and say bye to Ting.
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If you stay with them longer yes you would. But if you use them to port in and then port out after a few days, they won't give you the credit.
Ting handled everything very quickly and professionally. I was not blacklisted, got no finger wagging, nothing. I imagine no provider appreciates being used purely for porting; I should not have made that the primary benefit of this deal. For GSM service, Ting uses the T-Mobile network. Deal allows for testing of the network with minimal commitment.
If you're curious, first step is to check phone compatibility, https://ting.com/byod. Then, take a look at how their pricing works, https://ting.com/rates.
Ting handled everything very quickly and professionally. I was not blacklisted, got no finger wagging, nothing. I imagine no provider appreciates being used purely for porting; I should not have made that the primary benefit of this deal. For GSM service, Ting uses the T-Mobile network. Deal allows for testing of the network with minimal commitment.
If you're curious, first step is to check phone compatibility, https://ting.com/byod. Then, take a look at how their pricing works, https://ting.com/rates.