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Phone number porting
Laz0r
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7-Nov-2012 20:50
How long does it take to port a phone number?
What does it involve?
I've been waiting a week now with no phone :(
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7-Nov-2012 21:15
if they do it straightway 30 mins.
normally 4 hrs coz it goes into the job list.
if they stuff it up 1 - 2 days.
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7-Nov-2012 21:16
err i was referring to mobile phone ... oops
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7-Nov-2012 21:21
The actual porting process takes around the same time whether it's a landline or mobile port.
As to how long a "port" takes - well that depends on who it's with and when they lodge it. Standard timeframes are typically 2-4 business days.
*Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my
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8-Nov-2012 16:45
OK well finally got connected, took about 5 business days.
I wonder if I can get a discount for a week with no phone ;)
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