I may run into problems since we don't know if activations are different from cellnuvo and red pocket, if I activated it like that it may be treated as an individual line. I.e a non cellnuvo line. Unless you did it like that then tell us.. It might help..
Depends on your phone. For many it is ##72786#. My Moto G4 is ##72786## though. Look up your phone online and type carrier reset or something like that in the Google search.
no I mean it updated it, but I keep getting the welcome to red pocket. I supposed my only options are to wait a bit longer/bother nuvo support a bit more until I can get a straight answer
I wouldn't contact redpocket if you have issues or try anything with redpocket. You'll get yourself into a deeper mess in my opinion.
Cellnuvo are still working on some accounts that are not working. Plus they are still in the final stages of the transition so some things are not working. Keep trying and like me you'll just have to be patient another day or so.
This still seems like the wrong way to go about it to me, since Red Pocket support wasn't even aware of the merger/takeover the last time I messaged them. Hopefully your account doesn't get into a deeper mess. Any details on what happened with yours and the chat would be good data points to reference though I guess.
For most android's ##72786#. Samsung uses a slightly different version, perhaps #*#72786# ??
(Google search "carrier reset" "my phone manufacturer and model #" should find it pretty easily)
I think the multi-carrier Moto G4/E4 series uses the 'other' format, too.
Don't use the 3-digit reset you might find listed! (##786# or variant) which is the full phone reset & will wipe personal data & apps.
the rep I talked with already knew about the merger but I told him anyways. He asked for the new phone number that was provided by redpocket and the last 4 digits of the DEC from my device for verification. Other than that I waited about 10 minutes and he added the credits to my account.