on 30-07-2024 15:22
on 30-07-2024 15:25
I wouldn’t think so as generally a number port will cease the existing landline.
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on 30-07-2024 15:36
Hi fizz,
Thanks for posting 😊
Adduxi is correct, your new provider will ask us to transfer the number to them and this in turn would cancel it with ourselves.
Alex_Rm
on 07-08-2024 17:14
on 07-08-2024 17:53
Thanks for coming back to us @fizz.
You would be able to do this if you wanted to, but if you're within a minimum term agreement you would likely be issued with early disconnection fees.
To also re-iterate, once the port completes - from ourselves to your desired landline provider, the service would cancel at that point and cannot be issued with a new/temporary landline number
Thanks
David_Bn
on 12-08-2024 16:32
@fizz wrote:So you could not do this mid contract as it would alter your contract then.
The sole purpose of porting your number is to take it with you when you move provider. The number is linked to your account, so to do what you want to do & stay within the porting rules the only way you could do it is to:
1) Rent a new line from VM with a new number.
2) Transfer your primary number to the second line.
3) Put in a port request to transfer the number that is now on the second line, which cancels it off the account.
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