can you change your cell phone's MSID number? if so how?

Answer 1

no. only the company can do that. if ur w/ sprint (whom i work for) if u want to keep ur same phn # then we would only change the msid in an event of cloning or if there was police report filed due to harrassment from another cust. if u change ur phn # totally then the msid will also change.

Answer 2

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The reverse phone detective search tool does work, but you should use just the service that I posted above. The last thing you want to do, is pay for a service and find the numbers you want to lookup are not available in their directory.
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Answer 3

SOMETIMES when you change your phone number, the MSID changes, too. Now, because of WLNP (Wireless LAN Number Portability), there is a possibility that your MSID (Mobile System Identification Number) will stay the same. When someone ports out a number from Sprint, or ports in to Sprint (or whoever at that), you only port your MDN (Mobile Directory Number), so a new MSID is given to you. When I used to do mobile number changes in Sprint's system, I would always program the old cell phone number in the MSID slot, because that is how Sprint identifies the user on the system. The best bet is to change your number every thirty days (since it's free) and maybe the luck of the draw will get you a different MSID.

My mom ported out from Sprint to TMobile and then back to Sprint.... and her MSID stayed the same!

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can you change your cell phone's MSID number? if so how?

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