I can’t imagine why the new user of the number would want all those misdirected
calls, it’ll probably cost them a pretty penny. What a mess for everyone.
> On Mar 23, 2023, at 00:57, Peter Beckman via VoiceOps
> wrote:
>
> Have the customer sue Thinq, if they feel it is worth it.
>
> Or ask
Alcazar Networks -- API for LRN or Carrier. You can draw your own
conclusions from mobile or landline.
https://www.alcazarnetworks.com/data_services_lnp_lrn.php
Query Fee Simple $0.00020
Query Fee Full Detail$0.00025
This is more difficult now since there are US mobile carriers (T-Mo
Have the customer sue Thinq, if they feel it is worth it.
Or ask Thinq to pay the customer some amount.
Otherwise move on, learn never to trust your carriers, constantly monitor
and validate them, and hope you'll avoid a similar issue in the future.
Beckman
On Mon, 20 Mar 2023, Carlos Alvarez
Anyone else getting calls from Verzon Mobile and T-Mobile to Peerless
numbers in the NYC area?
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The underlying issue here is that 9-1-1 calls originate from *stations*... and
not
all DNs are actually associated with a station. If it's not, I see no reason
to map
it for 911 calls, cause nothing should ever hit the PSAP with that ANI.
Teen Lines are a special case of this, since they reall
Is there anyone on here from Level3 / Centurylink / Lumen ? We're getting
a lot of complaints about their clients not being able to call us.
Unfortunately, telling them to open a ticket with their carrier that they
cannot call us generally falls on deaf ears. Hoping to find someone that
can check
On 3/21/23 15:32, Pinchas Neiman via VoiceOps wrote:
Although Google does not have a process to restore such an account, I
am thinking since this number came originally from a landline and the
bills are still available, if it's possible to force Google to port
out the number against their polic
