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need to port a business # thru the internet. MJ said they could and can't. Any suggestions would be great, do not want to lose the #.
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Moving topic to "Telecom Service & Providers" forum.
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Who is MJ And why can't it be ported
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Who is MJ And why can't it be ported MJ = Michael Jordan ..... those initials are trademarked! but if i had to wager a guess i would say Magic Jack ..... maybe it is a residential line that was used by a business?
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Do you think sneakers are involved?
Or does Magix jack now own the number?
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i have a landline that i want to move to another county. i would like to keep the #. MJ(no sneakers) said they could port it over, but they can't. any suggestions would be appreciated.
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port it to a cell provider then take it wherever you want or forward it to a land line
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need to port a business # thru the internet. MJ said they could and can't. Any suggestions would be great, do not want to lose the #. So, you're trying to use the cheapest of the cheap and wonder why it won't work? Try Phone Power. They let you port the business line and provide service for anywhere from $6 to $20 a month, depending on payment and contract. Carl
This model is end of life
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If the phone number is owned by a ILEC, they fall under rural exemption and don't *have to* port the phone number away. I have a client who is served out of ILEC territory and can't port his business number away.
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If they can't port it, can they move it or forward it?
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