Porting Old number
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Porting Old number
Does anyone know when this is supposed to be happening? I am really looking forward to keeping my old phone number and porting it over to MJ.
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- MagicJack Newbie
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- Joined: Fri Apr 25, 2008 9:50 am
I signed up at https://www.phonenumberbank.com/signup.cgi to get my home number ported to MJ, Takes 5 to 10 days to before it's ported. About $10 a month.
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- Dan isn't smart enough to hire me
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- Joined: Wed Apr 02, 2008 11:45 pm
- Location: Dallas, TX
I finally gave up on porting and signed up for the next2nothing plan with voicestick. I have it setup only for voicemail and it basically gives a recording with my new grandcentral number. I pay 1.2 cents a minute for any messages they leave with voicestick. Otherwise, there is no charge. This will catch anyone I forgot to give my new number too for very little cost going forward.
I thought of going with phonenumberbank, but I couldn't justify paying $120/yr for a phone number I rarely use.
I thought of going with phonenumberbank, but I couldn't justify paying $120/yr for a phone number I rarely use.
I have voicestick too. For awhile I was gonna port to Onesuite for $3 a month unlimited incoming because Voicestick was starting to suck but they changed things around. Onesuite had porting issues so I ended up canceling with them. Voicestick now charges $1 a month minimum which imo is the cheapest you will find for a place that offers fee porting. Also keep in mind that the $1 is not a fee but a minimum so that goes towards your calls.
I ported after the Sunrocket Bomb which was when they first started to offer porting and it took about a month - I think. They've been porting a long time now and there customer service has gotten a lot better. There is a guy on dslreports forum that you can instant msg and is very responsive.msiam wrote:Jeff, is the voicestick usable with ata? How long do they take to port a number?
Thanks
I use Voicestick with a SPA1001 with generally no issues.