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Can you port your (home) landline number to a VoIP service?


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Simple question, and I assume the simple answer is "No"!

 

We've had this number for well over a decade, and we'd like to keep it but assign it to some commercial VoIP service so I can stop throwing £19pcm to Virgin for a landline we never use!

Posted
Simple question, and I assume the simple answer is "No"!

 

We've had this number for well over a decade, and we'd like to keep it but assign it to some commercial VoIP service so I can stop throwing £19pcm to Virgin for a landline we never use!

 

Also yes. We ported two BT numbers onto one Gamma VoIP trunk through @Millgate; no problem. They managed everything for us. I did something similar at home too.

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yes you can. Ofcom make it a requirement to be able to port numbers between providers.

 

We've migrated plenty of numbers from Virgin Media onto our VoIP service.

 

If you need any advice just let me know :)

 

Dave

 

Simple question, and I assume the simple answer is "No"!

 

We've had this number for well over a decade, and we'd like to keep it but assign it to some commercial VoIP service so I can stop throwing £19pcm to Virgin for a landline we never use!

Posted (edited)

Just to clarify: It's my home number! :)

 

I know you can move the commercial numbers. We managed to get our main switchboard number at my previous school away from Virgin and Birmingham City Council. They didn't like it, but they did it.

Edited by Trapper
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Yes, I've done this ported from BT to Spitfire. It may not be possible from a Virgin Media number though, as I don't think they are subject to the same porting regulations as BT

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