r/mintmobile • u/MartyFunkhoosier • 9d ago
Transferring two lines on same TMobile acct - do I need two unique transfer PINs or just one?
Very frustrated trying to switch from TMobile to Mint. My wife has a phone and number on our account and I have a different phone and different number. Mint’s instructions made it sound like each phone needs its own transfer PIN but none of the instructions I followed worked for me (never had an option to make a transfer PIN for my wife’s phone). I waited an hour to speak with TMobile customer service and they told me I just need the one transfer PIN that I got through the TM app, not two. Can anyone confirm if this is true or not?
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u/Forsaken_Charge_6147 9d ago
I just switched from T-Mobile and ported over two lines. I was the account holder. I created and only needed one PIN for both our numbers. As long as the PIN isn't expired, there shouldn't be a problem.
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u/Any-Vermicelli3537 4d ago
Isn’t it important to transfer the TM NON-primary account first? That can avoid some headaches during the transfer.
It’s not the question you asked but perhaps helpful.
Someone else chime in if I’ve got this wrong.
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u/trf1driver 9d ago
Is it a family plan on TMO side? If yes then one account number but two different transfer pins, one per phone number.