What is LNP (Local Number Portability) or Number Portability?
Answer:
LNP (local number portability) is the process to port a DID number when you move your number from your current carrier, and move it to another carrier, that has a network in that same area code.
An example is when you may want to port a number with Vonage, Verizon, or AT&T to virtualphoneline.com.
Question: : Does DIDX offer LNP ?
Answer:
DIDX offers LNP via its partners, in the countries listed below.
Question:
How much time does the LNP Takes?
Answer:
30 to 45 days for one number to port. We recommend you do not cancel the service from your current carrier until the number is completely ported to the new carrier.
Question:
How do I check if my number can be ported to DIDX?
Answer:
Please
visit www.didx.net/lnplookup
if you are in the United States. Get an instant report of whether or not your number can be ported to DIDX at standard rates. After you have verified porting is possible, please contact us clicking on CONTACT Us your account and stating your wish to port and begin to follow the process below.
If your number is international, please contact us via your web account by clicking the CONTACT US button and stating so.
Question:
What Paperwork is needed to Port the number
to DIDX ?
Answer:
The
following items are needed.
- LNP
Form ( Download LNP Form
)
- Copy of the most recent bill for the phone number you wish to port
- Recent call logs of the same phone number
Question:
What are the countries where DIDX currently
offer Number Portability?
Answer:
Number Portability is available at this time via DIDX in United States, Canada, France, and the United Kingdom.
What is the Charge for Number Portability?
Charges: (1
- 50 - 100 - 100+)
| Canada |
$35 |
| France |
$150 - $120 -$115 - $110 |
| United
Kingdom |
$80 - $70 - $60 - $50 |
| United
States |
$25 - $20 - $15 - $10 |
|
Question:
How much processing time does Number Portability take?
Answer:
Time depend on the country, but approximate time is
| Canada |
4
weeks |
| France |
8
weeks |
| United
Kingdom |
4
weeks |
| United
States |
5
weeks |
|
