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PLMN ID · 312660

312
mcc
United States of America
660
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 Wireless
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 Wireless, operating in the United States of America and serving the North America & Caribbean region, was a regional mobile network provider. Identified by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 312 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 660, nTelos aimed to deliver cellular services primarily in parts of Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Kentucky. While significantly smaller than national giants like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, nTelos carved out a niche by focusing on specific geographic areas. nTelos distinguished itself with its commitment to offering competitive pricing and tailored plans for its regional customer base. Although it didn't boast the same nationwide coverage as larger competitors, its regional focus enabled it to build strong relationships with its customers. The network infrastructure, while perhaps less expansive than national competitors, was designed to adequately serve its specific footprint. Ultimately, nTelos was acquired and its spectrum and assets were integrated into larger national networks, marking the end of its independent operation, but its contribution to regional telecommunications in the mid-Atlantic area is still remembered by former customers.

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