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dcole13

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#148535 22-Jun-2014 17:25
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Hi,

About 2 weeks ago I switched over to Orcon Geinus with VOIP, but today I have just realized that our POTS line is still active. Is this purposeful or not?

Thanks




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InstallerUFB
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  #1072120 22-Jun-2014 17:38
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Do you still have a normal DialTone if you plug a phone in the jackpoint with your xDSL connection? if so your phone line is still active - Talk to your provider

or

Do you have a tone that sort of sounds like you would hear when you ring someone ? If so you have what is called NU-Tone and the line is still live but deactivated (this is normal) - With a line with NU-Tone there is no 'phone number' attached but you can still dial 111 and nothing else (pls dont try it to see if it works unless its an emergency)



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  #1072129 22-Jun-2014 18:09
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When you dial your home number does the phone attached to your Genius ring?

If so all good. You can pm me your account number and I can get our provisioning team to double check the pots is deactivated, depending on your previous provider they may not have actioned the relinquishment on the pots service yet.




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  #1072130 22-Jun-2014 18:11
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It may depend what you switched to Genius from. What company was the line previously connected with - have you or did you need to cancel this connection?

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