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cbcnz

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#62590 10-Jun-2010 13:12
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I've decided to move to 2Degrees now that an affordable option for data is available.

I requested a number port earlier today and now get the following automated message when calling my number.

"We didn't recognise the number you dialed. Please check it and try again" 

I can make outgoing calls using my 2Degrees sim and the caller ID shows as my Vodafone number.

I've spoken to someone at 2Degrees and apparently they are looking into this.

I've just tried calling my original 2Degrees number and I get the same automated message. 

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nate
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  #340227 10-Jun-2010 14:51
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Ports do take some time to propagate across the providers, I'd give it a little more time and it should come right.



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  #340421 10-Jun-2010 21:03

Wwwwww-wwwwwait till its complete.

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  #340528 11-Jun-2010 09:12
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CBCNZ - If you're still getting the same problem send me a direct message with your number and I'll look into for you. ^POB



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  #340542 11-Jun-2010 10:27
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All fixed now :)

Tried @ 10:30 last night and was still not working.

Got a txt at 3am from a friend overseas and could receive calls when I tried just before 8am

Got a call from 2Deg just before 10 to say the issue was resolved and offer a $10 credit for the inconvenience.

Happy with the quick resolution :)

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  #340562 11-Jun-2010 11:17
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I like a happy ending! 2degrees likes making their customers happy! :)

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  #340572 11-Jun-2010 11:38
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Thanks. We try! ;-)

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