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  • Sep 29, 2025
  • AT&T Business, Porting & Number Management

Transfer a Wireless Number Between AT&T Accounts (TOBR)

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Transfer a Wireless Number Between AT&T Accounts (TOBR)

Transfer of Billing Responsibility (often called TOBR) is how you move a wireless number from one AT&T account owner to another while keeping the line on AT&T. This is for AT&T ➜ AT&T moves only.

Start here (official AT&T):

att.com/acctmgmt/tobr — Initiate a transfer or accept one online.

When to Use TOBR

  • Moving a number from one AT&T business account to another AT&T business account.
  • Moving a number from a business account to an individual AT&T account (or vice-versa).
  • Consolidating lines from multiple AT&T accounts into a single AT&T account.

Before You Start

  • Account status: Lines on a past-due account can’t be transferred until the balance is current.
  • Authority: The person initiating must be the current account owner/authorized rep; the acceptor must be able to own an AT&T account.
  • Installments & commitments: Device installments and remaining commitments typically move with the line. Review how any promotional bill credits behave after the move—some promos may change or stop if plan/eligibility changes.
  • Plans & features: The receiving account will choose plans/features during acceptance; pricing may differ from the original account.
  • Possible checks/fees: The acceptor may have a credit check, deposit, or one-time charges.

What You’ll Need

  • Initiator (current account): AT&T login, the line(s) to transfer, and the acceptor’s email address.
  • Acceptor (new account): AT&T login (or create one), business or personal details, billing method, and agreement to assume charges going forward.

How the Transfer Works

1) Initiator steps

  1. Go to att.com/acctmgmt/tobr and select Start transfer.
  2. Sign in, choose the line(s), and enter the acceptor’s email address.
  3. Submit. AT&T sends the acceptor a secure link to continue.

2) Acceptor steps

  1. Open the AT&T email/text and click Accept transfer.
  2. Sign in (or create an account), confirm line(s), select plan/features, and accept terms.
  3. Complete acceptance. The line moves after both sides finish.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

  • Requesting a Number Transfer PIN: Not needed for TOBR (that PIN is only for switching to another carrier).
  • Disconnecting first: Don’t cancel the line—keep it active until the transfer completes.
  • Overlooking promos: Verify how installment credits/discounts behave after the move.
  • Past-due balances: Bring the account current before initiating.

Who I Help

Business-to-Business TOBR assistance: I assist my active AT&T business clients (companies who work with me for new lines or upgrades). If you’re not a current customer, please use the official AT&T link above to complete your transfer online.

My clients only need to do the following: Simply copy and send the appropriate email shown below — one from the releasing party and one from the accepting party. Once both emails are received, I take care of the entire transfer process on your behalf with AT&T’s COE team.

AT&T Transfer of Billing Responsibility (ToBR) Authorization Requirements

To process a Transfer of Billing Responsibility, AT&T requires written authorization from both the Releasing (Source) Account and the Accepting (Target) Account. Below are the notes each party must provide so that I can complete the ToBR process on your behalf.


Releasing Party (Source Account)

Authorization Note:

I authorize the release of financial responsibility for the following mobile numbers from my AT&T account as part of the Transfer of Billing Responsibility (ToBR) process.

[List all mobile numbers]

This transfer is being made to [Receiving Account Name].

Please proceed with processing this ToBR request.

Thank you,
[Full Name]
[Title, if applicable]
[AT&T Account Number or BAN]
[Company Name]
[Phone / Email]


Accepting Party (Target Account)

Authorization Note:

I accept financial responsibility for the following mobile numbers as part of the AT&T Transfer of Billing Responsibility (ToBR) process.

[List all mobile numbers]

These numbers are being transferred from [Releasing Account Name].

Please proceed with processing this ToBR request.

Thank you,
[Full Name]
[Title, if applicable]
[AT&T Account Number or BAN]
[Company Name]
[Phone / Email]

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