Metro PCS

Yes you can. If it does not have a sim, you will be able to get one.

None. You need to have a either an unlocked phone or an actual Metro PCS phone.

No, not possible.

You can get outgoing call log list, if you are postpaid customer.

But, one way to get incoming and outgoing call log list; simple you should carry one FRI copy from Police Department and submit at reliance customer care.

hold the off button for 5 seconds.

hell yeah!!!!!

Metro PCs cell phones will work on the countryside as I believe even the countryside will have cell phone connection. But for even better connection, you can buy an extremely old Nokia phone.

NO. The SIM card is NOT a normal SIM card, its only for that particular phone and for use on MetroPCS's LTE network it was activated with. If its taken out to be used in another phone, it deactivates, rendering the phone and card useless.

A person can reset a Metro PCS Samsung 3.2 Mega by selecting the menu and removing personal settings. This is useful for someone who is trying to resell their phone.

It can't. But Verizon and sprint can

no

Well mine the light starts to blink from red to green back and forth. This happens when i leave it on the charger and over use it. Idk about other phones.

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That your using data as well as normal call time.

Yes, but check to make sure it'll work. Some phones will & some won't.

If you have set up an online account with Metro PCS you should be able to access your call history. You will also be able to download your call history for analysis.

well all you need to do is get a memory card that fits in your phone and get an adapter then put your memory card in the adapter and hook it up to your computer. next go to myyearbook.com and press upload search for your memory card and you get the answer to your question.

The cheapest plan for Metro Pcs is a $30 per month plan and is their most basic plan. You will receive unlimited minutes and unlimited text messages.

yes it is 5,000,000

you cant text kgb because they cant charge you.

This is a 2-part question, so here is a 2-part answer:
Part 1: Keeping your number is easy -- the FCC has "Local Number Portability" rules that literally force carriers to allow you to change providers and keep your phone number. You can even transfer land-line to cellular or back. (NOTE: Companies do not have to allow porting IN, but they do have to support the porting OUT of numbers. In my experience, only the ILEC (your local wired phone company) is likely to not allow porting a number IN to their system).

Part 2: Keeping your existing phone is a harder nut to crack. There are basically 4 types (major types) of cell phone service in the US (TDMA, PCS, CDMA, and Analog). If your phone is a "multi-mode" phone, it is possible that it can be programmed to work in the MetroPCS networks. If not, and you don't have a phone capable already of working on a PCS system, you're outta luck. (If your phone's relatively new, look on the MetroPCS site to see if they sell that phone (or one REALLY REALLY like it)... if so, you may very well be in luck -- but don't count on it.

That is the "gocha" of MetroPCS service -- unlike most other cellular companies that charge you over time (with higher monthly fees) for your hardware, MetroPCS makes you pay up front -- and their prices (for the phones) are not discounted in the least!

I hope this helps to answer your question!

To delete the old version of mail@metro:

*Click on @metro

*Click on "Settings"

*Click on "Manage Apps"

*Click on "mail@metro"

*Click on "Remove"

Steps I took to answer question:

1) Turn off Wi-Fi in Settings

2) Turn on Bluetooth and pair to MacBook Pro

3) Turn off Enable LTE

4) Turn off Data Roaming

5) Turn on Personal Hotspot should now connect MacBook Pro to internet

Only if it's not reported stolen