I knew why they charged for minutes. I was just pointing out that my
options were limited. Once the books were printed, updating the listings
didn't help much. People actually went to the POP address or tried to
send mail there.
I think the Verizon reseller involved was responsible for the way thi
On 4/17/07, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had Verizon do that by sending the number to their voicemail for a
year. They charged me for inbound minutes. Also, they changed the white
and yellow pages listing to the address of the local Verizon POP. Good
luck with that solution.
Paul, they cha
Thats a great idea ! I hadn't thought of that.
alabun
C F wrote:
Alan port it to Verizon as Remote Call Forwarding number, it's only
aroun $15 per month.
On 4/16/07, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well then pick a company you feel comfortable with, or your CLEC, and
port
the number to t
I had Verizon do that by sending the number to their voicemail for a
year. They charged me for inbound minutes. Also, they changed the white
and yellow pages listing to the address of the local Verizon POP. Good
luck with that solution.
C F wrote:
> Alan port it to Verizon as Remote Call Forwardi
Alan port it to Verizon as Remote Call Forwarding number, it's only
aroun $15 per month.
On 4/16/07, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well then pick a company you feel comfortable with, or your CLEC, and port
the number to them.
On 4/16/07, Alan Bunch < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> *I* agree wit
Well then pick a company you feel comfortable with, or your CLEC, and port
the number to them.
On 4/16/07, Alan Bunch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
*I* agree with all of you. My boss doesn't 8-) He also is paying too
much for Vonage. He makes very few calls and the $14.95 month plan is
still
*I* agree with all of you. My boss doesn't 8-) He also is paying too
much for Vonage. He makes very few calls and the $14.95 month plan is
still more than he would use on a per minute plan. Remember this is our
C *F* O.
Alan
Matt wrote:
I'd say Vonage is going to be around as long as
Depends on Level3 and your reseller and how they feel. They might allow
them to port it, but ultimately that would be your fault for failing to have
a backup net admin, or someone else in your company who knows how things
work.You would probably end up leaving the users in Telecom Limbo.
On
I'd say Vonage is going to be around as long as anyone else.
On 4/16/07, Alan Bunch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know I''m going wind up with a carrier. I just hope I can find one
that will be around for a while.
alabun
Matt wrote:
> Well, when a carrier goes out of business their numbers a
That's probably true. A company with 2 million customers won't just vanish.
But that's an interesting question. I have a few VoIP customers (less
than 100), and a handful of them did port numbers here from Verizon.
Suppose I get hit by a bus tomorrow. What happens to their phone
numbers? My c
I know I''m going wind up with a carrier. I just hope I can find one
that will be around for a while.
alabun
Matt wrote:
Well, when a carrier goes out of business their numbers are returned
to the pool. You MIGHT be able to get them if you talk nicely to the
top dog (XO, Level3, etc), but
If no one else.. Verizon will :P Big companies like that don't just vanish.
On 4/16/07, Moshe Maeir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Vonage ain't going anywhere - you can be sure someone will buy them
Alan Bunch wrote:
I have a number that was ported to Vonage about 7 months ago. Well the
CFO of
Well, when a carrier goes out of business their numbers are returned to the
pool. You MIGHT be able to get them if you talk nicely to the top dog (XO,
Level3, etc), but probably not.I don't know exactly what you want for an
answer. if you don't want to park at a carrier where else will yo
Title: Moshe Maeir
Vonage ain't going anywhere - you can be sure someone will buy them
Alan Bunch wrote:
I have a
number that was ported to Vonage about 7 months ago. Well the CFO of
my company did anyway. With the present Vonage situation he would like
to port that number away from Vonage.
Vonage are not going anywhere people. This running for the hills is just
crap.
Spend the time an energy porting the number away if you like but you're
wasting your time they will be around for a lot longer still.
Regards,
Dean Collins
Cognation Pty Ltd
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+1-212-203-4357 Ph
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