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We are moving to Japan in a few months and will be there for 3 years. I just recently upgraded to the iPhone 6 plus and the thought of cancelling my cell phone and no longer having the same phone number that I've had for 11 years really bothers me; I don't want to lose my number (yes I'm weird, I get it).
I'm taking a shot in the dark by posting on here and hoping someone can give some insight.
Has anyone moved to a foreign country, kept their same service and number, and just added global services and kept their contract/service going that way?
I can live with limiting use of the phone - it's an iPhone, so I can live with being dependent on iMessaging, FaceTime, Skype, Tango, etc. We do plan on getting internet service at our future home.
Just want to get some advice. Thanks!
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We understand the need to keep your phone number ar3773. We only allow long term suspension for military services. You can keep the phone active but the bill will continue to generate. You can temporarily suspend the line but only for a minimum time frame. Here is some information about our suspension option http://www.verizonwireless.com/support/suspend-service-faqs/ . I hope this information is helpful.
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We understand the need to keep your phone number ar3773. We only allow long term suspension for military services. You can keep the phone active but the bill will continue to generate. You can temporarily suspend the line but only for a minimum time frame. Here is some information about our suspension option http://www.verizonwireless.com/support/suspend-service-faqs/ . I hope this information is helpful.
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Thank you, that does help and we are moving due to military orders.
I didn't know if others had kept their phone active. I knew if we did this, the bill would continue to generate and I was fine with that.
What I did not know was that we could suspend our account for 3 years and 90 days. That may be the option we take.
Thanks again!