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If you're switching service providers and remaining in the same geographic area, you can keep your existing phone number. This process ? often referred to as phone number porting ? can be done between wireline, IP and wireless providers.

Own the phone you were leasing by paying the purchase option price, either in one payment (contacting the online chat agent may be required for this) or in nine monthly installment payments. Once you own the phone, you can get a new number for it or use it with Wi-Fi.

If the phone is lost or stolen, you are still responsible for paying for the phone you no longer have; this also applies to damage.

Yes, it is possible to keep the number you already have from another wireless or landline carrier.

Keeping your phone number when you change network is known as porting your number, and to do this you need a porting authorisation code - or PAC code. You give this code to your new provider and they handle the transfer of your number as well as the cancellation of the service from your current provider.

Your phone number's current features will be cleared. This means that if you are taking your number to a new provider, the features that you had, such as call forwarding or text messaging, are cleared when you port out your number.

During the transfer process, you'll be able to make outgoing calls and texts if you leave your old carrier's SIM card in your phone, but incoming calls and texts will go to your new carrier.

How do I bring my phone number to Verizon from another carrier? When you activate a new line with Verizon you'll have the option to transfer your current mobile or landline number from another carrier. You can also visit our Switch to Verizon page online, contact us or visit a store to transfer your number to Verizon.

The answer is yes, Verizon will actually pay you to switch from AT&T. You can receive up to $650 per line if you trade in your old device, purchase a new one with Verizon, and get on a device payment plan.

Switch to T-Mobile, we'll even pay off your eligible phone up to $1000 via virtual prepaid Mastercard.