No. Once that number is unused, it goes back into a pool and your chance of getting it back is slim to none. The chip that you have, once it is deactivated for non use, it cannot be re-activated, it must be replaced.
Thanks. But I am now in Argentina with the old chip, and would like to have the cell service on arrival (weekend) - Is there any way to obtain cell service based on the old chip (and old cell number)?
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kdfederer
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No. Once that number is unused, it goes back into a pool and your chance of getting it back is slim to none. The chip that you have, once it is deactivated for non use, it cannot be re-activated, it must be replaced.
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Anonymous
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9 years ago
doubtful.
but for $40 you can select a number you like from a long list of available numbers in your online account management.
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dolega
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9 years ago
Is there any way to obtain cell service based on the old chip (and old cell number)?
greetings
dolega
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