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Old 01-22-2011, 10:39   #1 (permalink)
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What is mobile number portibility



What is mobile number portability:
Allows subscriber to opt for service provider of his choice but retain his mobile number. The number gets ported to the new provider.

Does it allow a technology switch?
Subscriber can stay with same technology, GSM/CDMA. Also change to CDMA or vice versa. Both post-paid & prepaid subscribers can use it.

How long will it take to port a number?
Seven working days. Fif**** days in J&K, North-east.

How expensive?
Will cost Rs19, to be collected by new service provider.

Can you retain your number in another city?
No. You can't change circles.

How frequently can you switch service providers?
A subscriber must be with a provider for at least three months.

To switch, send the following text PORT mobile number to 1900.

You'll get an eight-digit alphanumeric code and expiry date for it. This is the unique porting code.

Approach service provider you have opted for with unique code. Carry address & ID proof/ photograph/ application form with unique code & mobile number. Complete this process within the expiry date that came with unique code.

Operator will take request to mobile portability clearing house. Clearing house will get your number deactivated from existing provider and activate new one.

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you will need a PAC Code

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What is PAC code ?????

•Porting Authorisation Code (PAC) is a unique identifier used by some mobile and fixed-line telephone network providers to facilitate mobile number portability (MNP). This allows users to retain their mobile telephone number when switching operators.


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