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#78931 10-Mar-2011 12:58
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Just to let you the NZ Telco industry is doing routine maintenance which will delay the ‘bring your number’ process for about 24 hours. It’s affecting all carriers so if you’ve already put your port through it will be accepted, but may take a little longer than usual. Things should be back to normal by Friday afternoon.

We’re sorry for any inconvenience.

^POB



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  #447314 10-Mar-2011 14:50
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I have hidden 2 replies, humour is good but lets keep it on topic.

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