The size and cell phone number are the same. What should I do if my mobile phone is untied?

If your mobile phone numbers are the same and you need to unbind one of them, you can unbind it by calling the customer service phone of the operator. The reason for unbinding is that the mobile phone number is a package, including a primary number and a secondary number. Two numbers * * * use a tariff package. The main number can use the communication resources of the minor number, but the minor number cannot be used alone. If you don't need to use the secondary number, or want to change some settings of the secondary number, such as changing the mobile phone number of the secondary number, you need to unbind the secondary number.

It should be noted that different operators may have different procedures and requirements for unbinding mobile phone numbers, so before unbinding, it is best to understand the unbinding procedures and requirements of the operators used. In addition, after unbinding the minor number, if you need to use the minor number again, you need to reapply and pay the corresponding fee.

In addition, for different users, the use value of large and small mobile phone numbers is also different. For users who need to use multiple mobile phone numbers at the same time, using large and small mobile phone numbers can reduce communication costs and improve communication efficiency to some extent. For users who only need one mobile phone number, using large and small mobile phone numbers may increase some unnecessary expenses, so they need to choose whether to use large and small mobile phone numbers according to their own needs.