Porting Time Warner Cable Phone # to OBi110
dircom:
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I followed up with a post after this telling him I had no idea what NPA-NXX was etc etc and nobody answered that question. I even googled and found nothing. So I have no idea what to look up at Bandwidth.com
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You don't know what NPA-NXX is, and you could not find the answer?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Numbering_Plan
If that is really true, that you tried to find the answer and could not. Then you need to step back from the porting issue, and get someone to teach you how to use a search engine. People are quite helpful on this forum, but you have to be able to perform basic research on your own.
MichaelC:
Quote from: Shale on August 18, 2013, 10:45:08 am
You are referring to reply 15 on this thread. A DID is a Direct Inward Dialing number -- your phone number that you were trying to port. The first 6 digits would be your area code followed by the next 3 digits. It would not include a leading 1 and it would not include the last 4 digits of the number.
What did you mean in reply 26 when you said "Before I started this process. I checked to make sure my land line number was able to port to both T Mobile and GV." ? How did you do that?
Great, that's all someone had to say. 704.846 are the first 6 digits in my number.
I went to two different URLs provided on these forums.
I put in my number first too see if GV would accept it. It said YES
I then went over to T mobile to see if I could port it. It said YES
This is why I am confused.
MichaelC:
Quote from: dircom on August 18, 2013, 10:47:29 am
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I followed up with a post after this telling him I had no idea what NPA-NXX was etc etc and nobody answered that question. I even googled and found nothing. So I have no idea what to look up at Bandwidth.com
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You don't know what NPA-NXX is, and you could not find the answer?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Numbering_Plan
If that is really true, that you tried to find the answer and could not. Then you need to step back from the porting issue, and get someone to teach you how to use a search engine. People are quite helpful on this forum, but you have to be able to perform basic research on your own.
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Another insult. Thank you ;D
dircom:
Sorry if you took that as an insult. I was hoping you would take it as constructive reasoning.
Rick:
My last response on this thread. Helping every 3 weeks is counter-productive.
I suggest since your port just completed to T-Mobile that it's highly possible that the reason you're getting the message is that you're not waiting long enough. If it did indeed go through yesterday, I'd give it 48 hours and then try again with GV. I suspect it doesn't see that it's currently at T-Mobile.
Best of luck, I'm out.
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