A service provider can only refuse to transfer a telephone number if the phone number has previously been terminated or suspended by the service provider. In some cases, number portability may not be available in your area. Your prospective new service provider will be able to tell you if they can provide service for your current phone number.

You cannot transfer a number used for paging services, but you can transfer a number you currently use for a fax machine.

YES YOU CAN! Transferring your number can take at least 15 - 20 business days upon receipt of complete and correct paperwork. Vonage will keep you informed of the transfer process via email along the way. We'd like the process to go faster, but your existing phone company has to release the number first. What Happens While Your Number Is Being Transferred - While your number is being transferred, Vonage will assign you a temporary number that you can use for both incoming and outgoing calls.

In most cases you are able to transfer your current phone number to our services. To start the transfer process, go to “Transfer My Phone Number” under SuiteAdvantage Features in My Account, fill out the Letter Of Authorization and submit it.

Probably not. Different providers operate using different technologies, so most often; your phone won't work on another providers network. You will likely have to buy a new phone when you port your number to a new provider.

Some VoIP plans allow you to transfer your existing number to the new service, however we recommend accepting a new number to expedite your order.

Yes. DigiPhone is in full compliance with CRTC E911 requirements. You must inform our office if you move the phone adapter to a new location.

Yes, please call 866-312-6288 to have your current number ported to VoIP™; this process could take up to 25 days depending on your current provider.

Most service providers will allow you to utilize this equipment if it is compatible, however, you will still receive a rental bill from the old provider and a bill for local service from the new provider.

No, we do not port numbers. Our service is not a replacement for a home phone line, but an addition to it. We do not support 911 emergency calls. Use your land line or cell phone for emergency calls.

Yes. Switching to IDT's Unlimited Local and Long Distance Service does not affect your current phone number or disrupt your service in any way.

In most cases your VoIP provider may have some experience with your current telecom, but until the process is started, you may not have a definite answer. In some cases features that may be included with your number may have consequences on its portability.

Lets Talk is the only authorized dealer that allows phone upgrades through its site, for most carriers. You can find an upgrade link on the Lets Talk site directly. Service plan upgrades must be made directly with the wireless carrier.

No, all you need to do is choose a plan and call customer service and they will change the number for you.

Simply start the application process with SecurePayTech.com, obtain sample code if necessary, and then integrate your existing website into the SecurePayTech.com interface. If you require assistance with this, contacting any of the Integration Partners will enable you to get the help you require.

No. With wireless number portability, your phone number is the only thing you are transferring to your new service provider. You will have to arrange for new calling features, such as voice mail, call forwarding, caller ID, etc. As well, it is important to check whether any other services that may be connected to your phone number, such as Internet services, directory listings or alarm and security systems, might be impacted by transferring your phone number to a new service provider.

Currently you can transfer to TalkBroadband™ any landline phone number within serviceable areas of Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, London, St. Catharines, Hamilton, Kitchener, Waterloo, Mississauga (Cooksville), Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City and Halifax. We will be adding other area codes soon. If you want to be alerted when your area code is available, please provide your name and e-mail below:

Most VoIP Service Providers now offer the option to keep your existing phone number if you wish (referred to as number portability). This may vary between VoIP Provider, so check this before signing up for service. This type of information can be found under the Plan Search page for your convenience.