Is my $15 unlimited data stick transferable?

**i97ww4** · 07-07-2012, 09:59 PM

Called wind, they told me its possible, but don't trust them since they are not in Canada. Is it true?

They told me as long as receiving person gets credit approval, then all good to go.

**Tendenzi** · 07-08-2012, 09:27 AM

it wasn't supposed to be.

**FTW** · 07-08-2012, 09:26 PM

Is it the family plan? If so, no its non transferable

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**Greg111r** · 07-08-2012, 10:17 PM

Yes it is transferable. I have done this on an AITF plan. However, as always you will have to speak to the right CS rep to make this happen. If you're patient it can be done.

Also, you do not have to get to the back office, regular CS are now able to do this.
But, .... a word of caution as some reps are clueless, and if they do something wrong you may lose everything. This has not changed.

**FTW** · 07-09-2012, 12:16 AM

Originally Posted by Greg111r

Yes it is transferable. I have done this on an AITF plan. However, as always you will have to speak to the right CS rep to make this happen. If you're patient it can be done.

Also, you do not have to get to the back office, regular CS are now able to do this.
But, .... a word of caution as some reps are clueless, and if they do something wrong you may lose everything. This has not changed.

Just because it can technically be done, doesn't mean that its supposed to be transferable. If you can get it done great, but its safer to leave it as is.

**Tendenzi** · 07-09-2012, 06:51 AM

Originally Posted by FTW

Just because it can technically be done, doesn't mean that its supposed to be transferable. If you can get it done great, but its safer to leave it as is.

Exactly, the terms and conditions on those $15 AITF plans were very clear.

**JustinCredible** · 07-09-2012, 12:12 PM

Originally Posted by i97ww4

Called wind, they told me its possible, but don't trust them since they are not in Canada. Is it true?

They told me as long as receiving person gets credit approval, then all good to go.

If it's on Pay Before (as most of them are) then it's as easy as giving the new owner your PIN number. They can log into the Wind website and change the PIN. Bam! It's no longer yours.

**i97ww4** · 07-09-2012, 04:32 PM

It is Pay after though.

Originally Posted by Greg111r

Yes it is transferable. I have done this on an AITF plan. However, as always you will have to speak to the right CS rep to make this happen. If you're patient it can be done.

Also, you do not have to get to the back office, regular CS are now able to do this.
But, .... a word of caution as some reps are clueless, and if they do something wrong you may lose everything. This has not changed.

Greg111r, do I have to go to the store, and get his credit approval, or i can do it over the phone?

thanks guys for helping. As least they given me the reference number, and confirmed it is doable.

**Tendenzi** · 07-09-2012, 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by i97ww4

[At] least they given me the reference number, and confirmed it is doable.

Good thing you got that, keep us posted, I'm entirely skeptical of all of this and expect the plan to drop completely leaving the transfer of it requiring more back-office support and such.

**FTW** · 07-10-2012, 06:31 AM

Originally Posted by i97ww4

It is Pay after though.

Greg111r, do I have to go to the store, and get his credit approval, or i can do it over the phone?

thanks guys for helping. As least they given me the reference number, and confirmed it is doable.

Credit checks can only be done in store now. So he will have to go in and do the credit check.