we could. My freephoneline number is not the same.
Using my own telephone number
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anital
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Using my own telephone number
I thought we were able to use the same telephone number we already have. I thought I read that
we could. My freephoneline number is not the same.
we could. My freephoneline number is not the same.
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tbrummell
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Re: Using my own telephone number
You have to pay to port your number in to FPL. Costs $25 and takes 1-4 weeks. Mine went smooth enough, I think it took about a week and a half.
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OverDrive
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Re: Using my own telephone number
You also need to pay for a config file IIRC,tbrummell wrote:You have to pay to port your number in to FPL. Costs $25 and takes 1-4 weeks. Mine went smooth enough, I think it took about a week and a half.
$50 + $25 + HST
Adam Marshall
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