LocationUnited States of AmericaUS
United States of America landscape

PLMN ID · 312610

312
mcc
United States of America
610
mnc
nTelos

MCC

Mobile Country Code

MNC

Mobile Network Code

PLMN

MCC + MNC

TADIG

Not on file

GSMA roaming code

Technology

4G on this network

2G
0cell towers

Not on record

3G
0cell towers

Not on record

4G
0cell towers

1 band

5G
0cell towers

Not on record

Record

Updated 2025-04-09

Brand
nTelos
Operator
nTelos Licenses, Inc.
Dialling code
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Mobile Country Code
All 99 networks on MCC 312
Mobile Network Code
PLMN ID
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TADIG code
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Technologies
4G1 band on file
VoLTE (4G calling)
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Wi-Fi calling
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Video calling
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VoNR (5G calling)
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Status
Live

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About nTelos

nTelos Licenses, Inc., operating under the nTelos brand, was a regional telecommunications provider in the United States, primarily serving areas within the Mid-Atlantic region including Virginia, West Virginia, and portions of Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Focusing on providing mobile network services, nTelos utilized CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) technology, a technology commonly used by other major US carriers such as Verizon and Sprint (before its merger with T-Mobile). Assigned the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 312, designating the United States, and Mobile Network Code (MNC) 610, nTelos held a unique identifier within the U.S. mobile landscape, crucial for proper device configuration and network roaming agreements. Though smaller in scale compared to national giants like AT&T and T-Mobile, nTelos focused on its regional presence and specific customer needs, including offering competitive pricing plans and focusing on customer support within their operational footprint in North America & the Caribbean. Eventually, the company underwent significant changes, including a merger with Shentel (Shenandoah Telecommunications Company) around 2016 which phased out the nTelos brand and migrating customers to the Shentel network using the NTELOS spectrum licenses, marking the conclusion of nTelos as an independent entity, and its MCC/MNC combination as operating network indicators.

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