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MikeAqua

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#146993 5-Jun-2014 10:29
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I am moving suburbs in Nelson (not very far).  Telecom have told me that keeping our landline number is not an option.

I've noticed previously that if you move businesses around within a city, Telecom are very helpful on number portability.  For our home account it's a flat no.

The reason given is that the exchange we are on  is 'hard wired' so the number cannot move with us. 

Am I being fed a line of BS?




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  #1059681 5-Jun-2014 10:56
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My understanding is that number ranges are physically programmed into each NEAX Switch.  If you change switches, you change number ranges.




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