#Tello sim card for free
#Tello sim card serial number

It gave me an option for if I already had a Sprint SIM and asked me for its ICCID. Though when my e4 broke, I was able to use the SIM from my e4 in a different device, just had to 'upgrade to BYOD' on the website first and it only took a few minutes to setup. Sure shipping is 3-5 days, but they do have expedited shipping too. If you want to stay with Tello, could see if they would let you use your current SIM that's already in the device giving you trouble or order directly from Tello. Having a similar issue with Hello Mobile right now where I'm trying to order a replacement phone, since my husbands is no longer charging, and it won't even let me check out. It looks to be similar for Sprint MVNO's they are having to make changes. I know I can order one directly from Tello, but the customer service agent told me it would take 5 business days, IOW an entire week.ДЄnybody got suggestion for where to find a card or for a new MVNO? (forum won't let me post a link, but the Amazon SKU is B07Z99VXX2)

I went to Target and they don't carry them or have anymore either.Д«est Buy only does curbside service, and their website doesn't list any Sprint cards.ДЇor completeness's sake: I also checked Walmart's and Target's websites and neither one of them even list any Sprint SIM cards.Д®ven Tello's Amazon store is out of them.

#Tello sim card serial number

They did have a Boost Mobile (Sprint/CDMA MVNO) starter kit, but I checked the serial number with Tello's online checker and that card isn't compatible with Tello service. I then went to Walmart, and they don't carry them anymore, and they didn't have any remaining. Louis metropolitan area carry or have any more in stock. That store told me that they don't stock them anymore, and after 1/2 an hour of them checking their computer and making multiple calls they determined that no Sprint/T-Mobile stores in the St. They suggested I go to the 'big store' down the road. I went to that Sprint store this afternoon (that's been rebranded for the T-Mobile merger) and they said they didn't have any.

#Tello sim card for free

In the past I've obtained a couple cards from my local Sprint store for free for my kids' phones to add to Tello. The Tello customer service agent assured me that I could get a card at any one of: Sprint store, Walmart, Best Buy, or Target. Anybody got an idea where I can find one in a retail store? Specifically, I'm looking for a SIMOLW516TQ card, but those have been available in the past in a number of different packages and listed under a number of SKUs. So I guess for now I need a Sprint 'SIM' card. So I need to activate the phone on the CDMA network and then in a few months I'm going to have to get another SIM card and reactivate it again on the GSM network? Ugh! The customer service rep I talked to said that they 'hope to have them in a couple weeks' and 'maybe by the end of the year'. They weren't able to make the deadline last week. So, it turns out that they don't even have any GSM cards. Based on the news that Tello was going to have GSM SIM cards by no later than last week I bought a Google Pixel 3a XL.

a flaky phone that keeps crashing and restarting. Tl dr: I want to get a Sprint 'SIM' card locally for my phone to connect to Tello, and it seems that that's no longer possible.