Thanks!! It's from the posthumous Virgil Abloh exhibit shown at the Brooklyn Museum last year. Transferring eSIM to physical SIM (or the other way around) is super easy. Go to your account, select the line you want to transfer, and there is a button right there to do it. Just takes a few simple steps. This guide covers how to do it all from your phone: www.usmobile.com/blog/the-better-way-to-transfer-your-line-to-your-iphone-14s-esim/ -Anthony

Simply go to your dashboard and click on the Activation Tile for the plan that you purchased to activate a line on it using your SIM card.

Yep!:)

You can't share an Unlimited plan between two lines. In case you wish to share an Unlimited plan, between two lines on the same device (DSDS), on two different networks, you might want to look into our Multi-Network plans! Just call/chat/email, we'll explain it all! :)

@USMobileSupport Then, what does it mean by Sharable Data Pool? What's the benefits of it? Which data can I share with which lines?

I would like to know this as well

It has already started - But don't worry, you can sign up for the early access from here: www.usmobile.com/darkstar

This is not roaming on other networks - this is complete network switching.

@@USMobileSupport What's the advantage of selective network switching vs roaming? In laymen's terms please 😅

Yeah, after it's launch on July 15th you will be able to switch to it through the Teleportal feature.

Will their 5g network be prioritized like Verizon’s or deprioritized like T-mobiles?

⁠​⁠@@bcthegamer3039Unfortunately the Warp (verizon) plan is the only that offers prioritized data without extra fees. Dark star (at&t) offers it for an extra $12/month.

Sure, so the thing is that they let you roam on other networks. We let you switch back and forth completely while keeping your plan.

@@USMobileSupport I wondered the same thing. I don’t understand how the Fi network switching (which happens on the fly, as I understand it) is inferior to the teleport feature in USM. The teleport feature can easily take 10 minutes or so to accomplish, and you need to be in WiFi and have a 2nd device available to bring the email up so you can take a pic of the QR code with the phone. Or maybe you can copy/paste the info from the email using 1 device. Regardless, the Fi ability to switch on the fly, invisible to the customer, seems superior to the teleport feature. Unless there’s something about the Fi process I’m not aware of (I’ve never had Fi, so perhaps it’s more involved than I know). Regardless, Fi is now TMo only so USM stands alone with the ability to use and switch between the 3 major networks, regardless how easy or difficult the process may be. And I still value that feature, being about 2 months into my USM experience.

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6umg2mcYs2pfs0

Hey! Our Teleportal tool lets you change networks super easily. When you do this, a new eSIM is generated and you simply scan a QR code to set it up. I recently uploaded a new tutorial on this feature which you can watch on this channel! Thanks for commenting. -Anthony

You can only do this twice on the basic plan. Premium plan has unlimited transfers for free.

Cancel your account with them only after your port has gone through and your line is active on our end.

Yep! It's a new feature. It's okay if it doesn't support an eSIM, you can simply switch to the GSM 5G SIM card, however, before attempting that do reach out to the CS at [email protected] to confirm whether you have the new SIM card for GSM 5G or not. This feature only works with the new and upgraded GSM 5G SIM cards that we released back in October'23.

@@USMobileSupport im still confused. So let's say I got the new upgraded GSM 5G simcard, and later I want to switch back to Warp 5G network, do I then need to swap to a new Warp 5G simcard

The steps are the same, the only difference is that at 0:28 select the tab on the right named GSM (it won't ask you for IMEI) and proceed to enter the number on the white SIM card.

We just published an updated SIM Card Starter Kit guide that shows this! Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/honXaIGOg9qGbbc

No problem at all - your account number and PIN should be accessible in your carrier app under profile settings. Alternatively, you can arrange a conference call with our support team, and we'll help you switch over!

Depends on the network he is on: For Warp 5G line: 1. Dial *86 to connect to your voicemail 2. Follow the prompts to create a password, which can be any 4 to 7-digit code 3. When prompted, record your greeting and name For GSM 5G line: 1. Dial 123 to connect to your voicemail 2. If prompted for a password the first time you access your account, use the last four digits of your phone number 3. Follow the prompts to create a password, which can be any 4 to 7-digit code 4. When prompted, record your greeting and name

No problem at all! You can have different phones on the same shareable data plan.

Welcome to the fam! What would've helped you believe it wasn't too good to be true sooner? -Anthony

Word of mouth. No one thought it would be good service. We Americans are a bit hypnotized by advertising. I’ve told many people and they look at me like I have a tin foil hat on. I hope more people take the red pill.

Sounds like it only uses sim card to access either T mobile or Verizon network.

Yep! once logged in to your US Mobile dashboard, you should see an option to 'add a new line' on the panel on your left, follow through to bring your number over to us. Our CS is available 24/7 in case you need help.

Drop your details at [email protected], and we'll help with the rest!

Could you drop a line with our Support team so we can help out? You can reach us via chat on our site, or via email and phone call: (878)205-0088 and [email protected] -Anthony