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Discover everything you need to know about the business move to
Discover everything you need to know about the business move to
UScellular and
We’re currently focused on integrating networks to give you the best experience possible. In the coming months, early integration with
Once UScellular accounts fully migrate to
Plus, with the recent addition of
What is changing is your experience on the UScellular network. It’s already improving and will continue to get even better in the months ahead.
For now, nothing changes with your plan, pricing, discounts—you’ll keep the same great value and support you rely on.
You can continue to add lines and upgrade devices, just like you do today.
Yes. You can still add voice lines, change your plan, or upgrade devices on your existing UScellular account.
However, as UScellular is now part of
Accounts will move in phases, over time. We’ll notify you when your account is ready to move and guide you through next steps.
There’s nothing you need to do right now.
Nothing will change right now. Your
You won’t see any changes to your current plan, pricing or benefits because of this move.
If you choose to combine or make changes to your accounts in the future once your account has moved to
There’s nothing you need to do at this time.
No. Your phone number will not change as part of this transition.
For now, your account information and login will remain the same.
We’ll provide instructions in advance if any changes are needed after your account has moved.
Most customers don’t need to take any action.
We’ll guide you through any changes when your account is ready to move.
You don’t need to do anything right now.
Once your UScellular account has moved to
While you don’t need to take action now, you can choose to migrate early. Your UScellular account expert can walk you through the details.
Early migration is similar to changing providers today—but with all the benefits of
Whether you make the move now or wait, we’re excited for you to experience everything
Until migration, your account tools, and invoices remain the same. After migration, you’ll enjoy:
We’ll continue to keep you informed about every step of the way—clearly, simply, and with plenty of time to prepare.
What you can count on now:
For some businesses, bill due date may shift by up to five days starting with your March bill. We’ll notify the exact date to the impacted customers.
Later this year, when your UScellular account moves to
If that happens, we’ll notify you ahead of time and clearly explain what to expect.
If your business received a notification about the Fiserv end-of-life, please update your AutoPay settings. Otherwise, no action is needed at this time—your AutoPay will stay the same until migration. After migration, you’ll receive step-by-step instructions to set up your new AutoPay.
No. The way you receive your bill, your current rate plan, and your discounts remain unchanged today.
When your account moves to
Your plan price and benefits will remain the same or better, and there’s nothing you need to do at this time.
Before migration, UScellular’s late payment policies will apply. After your account is migrated,
In many cases, yes. Most UScellular devices are compatible with
If a device or SIM card update is required, we'll notify you by email, mail, or text message and provide instructions. If you don't receive a notification, no action is required.
Once your UScellular account moves to
No. You can still upgrade and activate new devices, or add lines, on your UScellular account just as you always have.
However, as UScellular is now part of
Your UScellular account will move to
Most customers will not need to change their SIM or eSIM. Some customers may require a new SIM card.
If any updates are required, we’ll notify you ahead of time and provide clear instructions should you need to take any action.
Yes. UScellular customers can now activate
Reach out to your Sales Associate for additional information.
Any offers or promotions you’re currently receiving will continue as part of your existing UScellular plan.
When your account moves to
If any changes are needed, we’ll notify you ahead of time and clearly explain your options.
There’s nothing you need to do right now.
On April 1st 2026, Small Businesses will transition to
Your data remains protected under the UScellular Privacy Policy for now. You’ll be notified of any changes to the applicable Privacy Policy.
As your account moves to
Your personal data will remain protected and handled in accordance with applicable privacy laws and company privacy policies.
Later this year, your account will move to
We’ll work closely with you to ensure the transition is smooth, seamless, and
You can continue to use the same number you’re used to, such as 800-819-9373 to contact a UScellular representative for assistance, or dial 611 from your UScellular device.
Later this year, when your UScellular account moves to
No. You will not be charged any fees as a result of your account moving to
As part of UScellular’s move to the
Before SIM conversion: dial your own number, *86, or long press 1.
After SIM conversion:
You receive a new T‑Mobile voicemail box when your SIM is activated. You’ll set a new PIN and greeting the first time you call voicemail.
You’ll see a “Set Up” button in the Voicemail tab once you switch SIMs. Tap it to set PIN/greeting—unless you already set them by calling in. Previously saved voicemails on your device stay on your phone.
Yes. Before migration is complete, you can still reach your UScellular voicemail by:
Migration happens overnight. Your UScellular voicemails and greetings will be moved into your new T‑Mobile voicemail automatically.
If you set up T‑Mobile voicemail before migration: your T‑Mobile greeting stays active; your UScellular greeting is stored as inactive.
If you did not set up voicemail before migration: your UScellular greeting becomes your active greeting, and you can choose to keep it or record a new one.
Use long press 1 as usual. All your old and new voicemails will be in one T‑Mobile inbox.
Key reminders:
No. Your old voicemails are transferred during the overnight migration process.
Once migration completes, you’ll see your old UScellular messages alongside your new T‑Mobile messages.
On iPhone, any voicemails already downloaded to the device remain stored on your phone.
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