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Topic # 96123 20-Jan-2012 18:56 Send private message

I submitted a port request on Wednesday using the online form (http://www.livingskinny.co.nz/bringmynumber.php) which is supposed to take up to six hours. It is now two days later and the Telecom CDMA number hasn't been ported, and no contact from Skinny.

Has the porting process worked for anyone else? Is this simply an issue of "congestion" as a large number of people port across (in which case I can just wait it out) or is this a unique case/should I contact Skinny?

Thanks :)

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  Reply # 571446 20-Jan-2012 20:26 Send private message

I would give them a call in the morning.

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  Reply # 571459 20-Jan-2012 21:17 Send private message

Porting is working fine




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  Reply # 575265 31-Jan-2012 12:17 Send private message

Hi there, my apologies for my slow reply here, and with your porting request. We have indeed had a lot of porting requests, and have had to change our porting process a bit, new details are posted on the Skinny website under 'Bring my number'.

Has your porting request been completed? Or can I help you with it?

Thanks, Mark 



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  Reply # 575269 31-Jan-2012 12:22 Send private message

It hasn't been ported yet but at the moment it's not convenient due to work. Should I just resubmit that form once ready?

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  Reply # 575271 31-Jan-2012 12:25 Send private message

Might be better to check where your current port request is at, don't want it happening at the wrong time. You can either contact the Skinny Rep you've been dealing with, or email the details to me directly and I'll follow it up for you.

Cheers, Mark 

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  Reply # 585339 22-Feb-2012 20:05 Send private message

Porting can take upto 48 hours but all things being equal it can move along faster.

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