How to Instantly Switch Networks with US Mobile's Network Transfer Tool (Teleportal)

[@PHX9494]

Awesome feature

[@DWtechfan]

Wow! I didn’t know Oates from the 80’s duo Hall and Oates was secretly an ad man for US Mobile.

[@jrksoldierx1436]

So i did my first teleport yesterday and it worked flawless but the imie did not auto populate like stated in the video, i had to type it in again

[@supergamers2022]

U can though the us mobile websit u have to have a wifi connection

[@Ricardo_C]

I'ma try this

[@luckyday_5510]

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

[@bcthegamer3039]

Quick question I’m currently on the warp 5g plan, now with the super carrier update is the AT&T network now an option on the US Mobile teleportal?

[@USMobileSupport]

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

[@bcthegamer3039]

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

[@GStCross]

⁠​⁠@@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.

[@rathkhan1114]

How can we beta test A&T network?

[@USMobileSupport]

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

[@LBYINCHINA]

Is this the new TelePortal feature? I currently have the pSIM Warp 5G, does that mean I can switch to GSM 5G while keeping the existing pSIM? My phone doesn't support eSIM by the way.

[@USMobileSupport]

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 [e-mail] 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.

[@LBYINCHINA]

@@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

[@bobbyjohnson116]

Pretty sure googleFi did this first

[@USMobileSupport]

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

[@BreathEmpowerment]

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

[@Graveltrees]

Can I do this via mobile without a Wi-Fi connection? Would love to be able to switch while I’m on the road and without Wi-Fi too.

[@adecosa]

I would like to know this as well

[@RonJames-xt3hx]

Needing wifi, im staying with mint.

[@krae6695]

Been looking at possibly switching to US Mobile but just a quick question. Original Google Fi used to switch without this level of intervention on the user's part. Why can't that be done here? That would sell me in an instant

[@USMobileSupport]

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.

[@speedlever]

@@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.