Can I Keep My Number When I Purchase A New Phone For My Go Acct?

I am looking at the Pantech Ease to replace my current phone. Can I keep my number and will this phone work with the GO account?

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Answer #1: Posted by kcmjr on October 27th, 2011 3:29 PM

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Yes, take the phone into any AT&T store. they can swap the SIM card and activate the serial number to use the existing phone number. This will obviously deactivate it on the old phone.

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