Assuming the back end clecs/ilecs cooperate, and assuming the "out provider"
doesn't reject the port out for whatever reason, we usually get ports
completed within a week.
--
Regards,
Rick Orford, CEO
ComCanada Communications Inc.
www.comcanada.ca
Tel/Fax: (604) 998-4500 x6008
On Fri, Nov 5,
Does anyone know the real port time for Canadian providers?
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 4:30 PM, Jake Hansen wrote:
> Rumor has it that next FEB, carriers will be required to have the same 4
> hour port time that you get with cell phones now.. I have been talking
> to our sales reps at different carr
Rumor has it that next FEB, carriers will be required to have the same 4
hour port time that you get with cell phones now.. I have been talking
to our sales reps at different carriers about this. ITs going to be
amazing...
On 11/5/2010 12:47 PM, Don Kelly wrote:
> Top posting, 'cause that's all
I Agree, porting is time consuming. We've 2 full time employees
exclusively for LNP.
So, I would say that "everyone in the business knows that porting cost
money and is time consuming, hence the porting fees".
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Steve Poirier
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 1:47 PM, Don Kelly wrote:
> Top posting, '
Top posting, 'cause that's all I know how to do and I actually prefer it.
You say porting can't keep people busy...
I find porting very time-consuming, and admire the wireless industry's
"instant" porting.
Do you know some way to simplify and speed up landline porting?
--Don
Don Kelly
PCF Cor
