For dealers
So what’s the future of Ultra Mobile?
T-Mobile is buying Mint Mobile, Ultra Mobile and Plum. What it could mean for Ultra Mobile dealers: reps, residuals, handsets and APNs.
Blog
News and guides from the prepaid counter
Straight talk about prepaid carriers, plan changes and how to get the most from your phone, from the team at Pioneer Mobile.
For dealersNo ZIP Code
Simple Mobile removed the ZIP code from account info in the TFDAP portal. Here’s a way to find the activation ZIP you need to port a customer out.
For dealersDear SimpleMobile…
An open letter to Simple Mobile about how long it takes customers to get a number transfer PIN (NTP) when they want to port out.
For customersDevice compatibility check.
Will your phone work on a new carrier? Links to the official compatibility checkers for AT&T, H2O, Cricket, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile, Ultra and Verizon.
For dealersGoSmart, Net10 & Page Plus - No longer available for new customers.
From 11/01/22, GoSmart Mobile, Net10 and Page Plus no longer accept new customers. What it signals for Simple Mobile and multi-carrier dealers.
For dealersAttention Multi-Carriers : What happened to Total Wireless?
Total Wireless was pulled from multi-carrier dealer portals. Why I think Verizon will fold Simple Mobile, Straight Talk and others into Total.
For customersHow to port your number out of Simple Mobile.
Step-by-step: what you need to port your number out of Simple Mobile, including your account number, number transfer PIN (NTP) and ZIP code.
For dealersWhy we choose Ultra Mobile over Simple Mobile?
Why our store steers new customers and port-ins to Ultra Mobile over Simple Mobile: it comes down to customer service and dealer support.
For customersSimple Mobile MIGRATION Begins
Simple Mobile is moving customers to the Verizon network with a new SIM. What you need to migrate, and your options if your phone is T-Mobile locked.
For customersYouTube Video : Cricket Wireless $40 Unlimited Plan
Watch my YouTube review of the Cricket Wireless $40 Unlimited plan, with a live SpeedTest on Cricket’s 4G LTE network.
For dealersCricket Wireless $5 Reactivation FEE
Cricket Wireless charges a $5 reactivation fee if a customer is a day late. Why that’s a bad idea now that Cricket is in multi-carrier stores.