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Complete guide to Verizon Wireless services including number porting, account management, phone unlocking, and troubleshooting. Learn how to manage your Verizon account and get the most out of your wireless service.
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ETF may apply if under contract
1-3 Days
Business days for completion
PIN + #
Account number & transfer PIN
Step-by-step guide to port your Verizon number to another carrier. Includes account number, transfer PIN, and timeline information.
Read Guide →Learn where to find your Verizon account number and how to generate your transfer PIN for porting.
Read Guide →Understand Verizon's unlock policy and learn how to unlock your device for use on other networks.
Read Guide →Learn how to activate your Verizon eSIM on iPhone or Android. Includes QR setup and troubleshooting.
Read Guide →Step-by-step instructions to cancel your Verizon account and avoid extra charges.
Read Guide →Move your Verizon number to Google Voice in minutes. Includes fees, timeline, and setup steps.
Read Guide →Complete migration guide from Verizon to T-Mobile without losing your number.
Read Guide →Understand Verizon's final billing process after cancellation. Learn about prorated charges and refunds.
Read Guide →Learn how porting differs between Verizon prepaid and postpaid accounts.
Read Guide →Step-by-step help to fix Verizon number porting problems and stuck transfers.
Read Guide →To port out of Verizon, you'll need your account number and transfer PIN. Contact your new carrier with this information to initiate the port. The process typically takes 1-3 business days.
Verizon typically charges an early termination fee if you're under contract, but there's no specific port-out fee. Check your account for any applicable charges.
Verizon automatically unlocks most phones 60 days after purchase if the device is paid off and the account is in good standing. You can also request an unlock through Verizon customer service.