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Indio: Thanks for the reminder. I wasn't going to cancel until at least 13th May or thereabouts as I don't want to be without a phone 'til then.
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sbiddle:Indio: Thanks for the reminder. I wasn't going to cancel until at least 13th May or thereabouts as I don't want to be without a phone 'til then.
*DO NOT* cancel your account if you want to port. If you do your number will be lost and you won't get it back.
Providing you aren't in contract you simply go to the provider you want to port to, give them persmission to port your number, and they'll handle everything including cancelling the account with the old provider.
This applies for both mobile and landline ports.
BarTender: Interesting Article on the NBR re Telecom and NZComms settle their spat.
AND NZComms has transmit permissions BETWEEN Telecom and Vodafones frequencies... So to me it sounds more like a NZComms problem with Vodafone rather than Telecom Problem...
http://www.nbr.co.nz/article/nz-comms-settles-interference-spat-with-telecom-101945
So what's Vodafones problem again.....
sbiddle:Indio: Thanks for the reminder. I wasn't going to cancel until at least 13th May or thereabouts as I don't want to be without a phone 'til then.
*DO NOT* cancel your account if you want to port. If you do your number will be lost and you won't get it back.
Providing you aren't in contract you simply go to the provider you want to port to, give them persmission to port your number, and they'll handle everything including cancelling the account with the old provider.
This applies for both mobile and landline ports.
aperfectcircle:sbiddle:Indio: Thanks for the reminder. I wasn't going to cancel until at least 13th May or thereabouts as I don't want to be without a phone 'til then.
*DO NOT* cancel your account if you want to port. If you do your number will be lost and you won't get it back.
Providing you aren't in contract you simply go to the provider you want to port to, give them persmission to port your number, and they'll handle everything including cancelling the account with the old provider.
This applies for both mobile and landline ports.
Hmmm, so what is the process where one is under contract?
marmel: My wife's vodafone cell causes funny noises through my speakers when I am trying to listen to music.
I'm going to sue vodafone until they agree to install a filter on my stereo to get rid of it.
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mikman: This is all starting to make sense.
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2. MED are saying its within limits of its license and appears to be below the power floor of the RX band - this suggests that Telecom's argument is that VF have wound up the gain on their Masthead Amps. The Amps are important - they help minimise the number of antennas (through use of cross polarisation antennas and duplexers you can reduce the number of antennas but you take a link budget hit - you need a Masthead amp to compensate. More things in the chain, the more stuff can go wrong)
mikman: What is clear is that for whatever reason - and I think you can really get rid of the conspiracy ideas - VF has decided that it is unable to resolve this through mediation. If they know that this could be fixed by end of May then an injunction to delay 2 weeks is not a big deal.
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