It stands for "Mobile Directory Number" or simply, the number you'd need to dial to reach a specific person's phone. the mdn munber is just your phone number.
A maiden over.
It is simply your cell phone number, including area code.
Mobile Directory Number The actual phone number one would dial to reach a specific mobile phone. Prior to Wireless Number Portability, MDN was the same number as the MIN for many mobile phones. But now that MDN numbers can be ported (moved) to other carriers, MDN and MIN will be different for ported numbers.
If you are referring to your phone's APN settings, it refers to your phone number. For example, if you are attempting to fill in the blank for MMSC within your Cricket phone's APN settings it might default to MDN@mycricket.com after flashing your phone to a new ROM. This should be changed to read YOURNUMBERHERE@mycricket.com
Actually, no.
No, they are not. Unline the Jitterbug, Cricket phones are people of all ages.
Cricket does not offer smart phones. Their phones are pretty basic.
You can easily get information on Cricket phones through speaking with a Cricket representative or visit a Cricket store. You could visit the Cricket store physically or online, and consult their frequently asked questions.
Cricket phones offer i phones. I also beileve that they offer the smartphones which can do a lot of things like go on the internet or text your friends.
Cricket is a pre-paid phone service with no contract. They stock many different types of phones, from top of the line smart phones to basic cell phones.
no
nope. att phones cant be flashed to cricket. sprint and Verizon phones can.