What is a ABAB pattern phone number?

Phone numbers with abab pattern endings (like 1212, 4545, 6767). The Digit Exclusive ABAB catalog stocks ABAB-pattern numbers across every US state and 56+ area codes.

How many ABAB numbers do you have for sale?

The ABAB inventory rotates as new numbers are added and sold ones are removed. Each ABAB number listed is a one-of-one local US line — once sold, it is permanently removed from the catalog.

Can I port a ABAB number to my existing carrier?

Yes. Every ABAB number is portable to AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Google Voice, Visible or any major US carrier under FCC Local Number Portability rules. The transfer is a port-in onto your existing account.

Is there a monthly fee on a ABAB number from Digit Exclusive?

No. Every ABAB number is a single one-time purchase. After you receive the transfer kit and submit it to your carrier, the only ongoing cost is whatever your carrier already charges you for that line. There is no Digit Exclusive monthly fee, subscription, or vanity-number rental.

How long does a ABAB number port take?

Typical port-ins complete in 24–48 hours after you submit the transfer kit to your destination carrier. Wireline ports sometimes take 3–5 business days; the timing is controlled by the carrier, not by Digit Exclusive.

What kind of numbers are in the Alternating (ABAB) collection?

The Alternating (ABAB) collection contains numbers with ABAB alternating patterns like -2121, -3737, -5050. Specifically, you'll find two-digit alternating patterns. These are real US 10-digit numbers — not toll-free, not VoIP-only — assigned to area codes across the United States.

Why does the pattern matter for a phone number?

Pattern memorability has direct commercial value. Numbers with repeating endings (-8888, -7777), alternating patterns (-2121), or ascending sequences (-1234) are dramatically easier for customers to recall, dial without errors, and recognize in caller ID. Studies and case data from companies like Coca-Cola, Geico, and 1-800-Flowers have repeatedly shown that memorable numbers convert higher in radio, billboard, podcast, and TV advertising. The same applies for personal numbers — friends, family, and clients remember pattern numbers.

Are these Alternating (ABAB) numbers compatible with my carrier?

Yes. Every number in this collection is a standard US 10-digit number that can be ported to any LNP-compliant carrier: AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Mint Mobile, US Mobile, Cricket Wireless, Google Fi, Visible, Boost Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, Google Voice, RingCentral, Twilio, Grasshopper, OpenPhone, Dialpad, 8x8, and any other US wireless or VoIP provider. Your destination carrier handles the port; we provide the transfer kit needed to execute it.

How do I buy and use a Alternating (ABAB) number?

Add the number to your cart and complete checkout (Shopify-secured, one-time payment). Within 1-5 business days, you receive an emailed transfer kit with the originating account number, port-out PIN (where applicable), originating carrier identity, and step-by-step port-in instructions for your destination carrier. You submit the transfer kit to your carrier's port-in process (web portal, retail store, or customer service). Your carrier executes the port under FCC §52 LNP rules. Typical port window: 24-48 business hours for wireless, 3-5 business days for wireline.

Will my Alternating (ABAB) number work for SMS and 2FA?

Yes. After port-in, the number functions identically to any standard US mobile or landline number on your destination carrier: SMS, MMS, group messaging, voicemail, caller ID, RCS (carrier-permitting), and 911. Two-factor authentication codes from banks, Google, Apple, social platforms, and corporate systems deliver normally. Short-code messaging may take 24-72 hours to fully propagate across registries after port — that resolves automatically.

Why are some Alternating (ABAB) numbers priced higher than others?

Pricing reflects pattern strength (number of repeating digits, exact ending), area code desirability (212/310/305 carry premiums over less-recognized codes), digit composition (no 0s in the prefix is more callable than mixed), and overall scarcity (the supply of perfectly-patterned numbers is finite across the entire US numbering plan). Entry-tier patterns start at $200; ultra-premium combinations reach $25,000+. There is no subscription on any tier — the price is one-time.