Only when people use their imagination to assign sexism or racism when there clearly is none . <| sep |> Not trying to argue , I ' m still struggling to understand exactly what you did . From what I gather , you and your wife had a family plan account ? with another carrier for the sake of this , let ' s say it was Verizon . What is unclear is what phones you were using on Verizon Nexus phones you ' re moving to Fi or something else ? , what phones you ' re currently using , and which phones you activated with Fi and in what sequenceyours or your wife ' s first ? . Who still has an old Verizon phone phone numberyou or your wife ? Were you testing Fi with her phone and account ? Here ' s the bottom line as it pertains to porting . Porting a number to a new carrier will automatically close the old account . If you have a number to port to Fi , I have to assume you still have an active account with Verizon . At this point , I ' d just complete the activation and number ports to BOTH your and your wife ' s phone and be done with Verizon . If you ' re trying to set up a group plan on Fi then just do that after you ' ve gotten Verizon out of the equation and Fi has the correct numbers already established on both your accounts .