tomtam wrote:I paid $50 to buy an unlock key couple days ago, however I didn't receive any confirmation. How long would normally take to process an unlock key request? When I login SIP setting shows nothing. Who can verify our current status?
Funkytown wrote:You now have no land-line after you transferred your current phone number?
A. What to do now? Usually your current ISP (Internet Service Provider) if your using DSL or VDSL will put you on a Dry Loop service "approx $10 ea month depending on the distance you are from the switching center" (you can always inquire the Dry Loop fees before hand with your current ISP over the phone).
B. If you do plan on switching your Land Line with Voip then dry loop is generally the route that some take, or to save you from Dry Loop fees go with cable as you don't have to worry about Dry Loop fees.
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tango wrote:Funkytown wrote:You now have no land-line after you transferred your current phone number?
A. What to do now? Usually your current ISP (Internet Service Provider) if your using DSL or VDSL will put you on a Dry Loop service "approx $10 ea month depending on the distance you are from the switching center" (you can always inquire the Dry Loop fees before hand with your current ISP over the phone).
B. If you do plan on switching your Land Line with Voip then dry loop is generally the route that some take, or to save you from Dry Loop fees go with cable as you don't have to worry about Dry Loop fees.
If you have anymore questions on "Freephoneline - $50.00 Lifetime* and/or i have left anything out" please post all your questions below.
Once the landline number has been ported, an existing Bell DSL customer should call Bell support to get a new dry loop number for the DSL router, and insist that there is no charge for the dry loop. This policy (no charge naked DSL) is not new, has been available since 2005! Other dry loop re-sellers will charge their customers $10 or something as they have to pay Bell for it. You can call Bell to confirm, perhaps it's some kind of best kept secret!
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