When the other two SIM cards finally arrived, I put them in my safe so I have them just in case I run into any more bullshit like what happened with this situation. It takes a little while for the sim card to activate and you HAVE to call the activation team to do it, but it works. I called them and asked what gives, so they sent me ANOTHER one… which I responded by going to a nearby retail location and they have them in stock. I made the mistake of allowing them to ship me one and the first one was supposed to arrive in two days, I waited over a week and it still didn’t come. Porting Department: 1-86 Dial this PIN: 662232 Tech Support: N/A Carrier (s) used by Simple Mobile (CDMA): NO (GSM-A): NO (GSM-T): T-Mobile (PCS): NO (Other): NO Simple Mobile Porting Instructions You will need your Simple Mobile account number and PIN number in order to port to another carrier. They have to “send” you a new SIM card, except don’t listen to the rep bc they will likely try to tell you they HAVE to send it when they actually keep SIM cards in stock at your local spectrum retail store.

Don’t try guessing either because it will lock your SIM card and they can’t unlock it either.

I work for the company and I searched high and low for this default pin and they keep that information very well hidden. You can also request a Number Transfer PIN from the Account Settings of your My Verizon account online, or using the app. For T-Mobile and Sprint, the pin is 1234, and for AT&T and Verizon, its 1111. They don’t have access to that info and no one knows why. There is already a default PIN on your SIM card.

Default verizon sim pin