There just might be Tim. I'll check my phone and see if it is a physical setting. Thanks.
It was indeed a phone setting I had to adjust to show 10 digits. Thanks for that heads up Tim.
Vonage took their sweet time with mine. About 10 days. Then they will only cancel with a phone call where some rep (sounded Indian) asked at least 3 times if I wanted to hold off canceling, just to make sure I was happy.
10 days is a heck of a lot shorter than the last time I did a port. My port from Vonage finalized yesterday and I called today to cancel. Same song and dance, but I made it clear that their service was unusable for me, so even if it was free I didn't want it. I could tell that her heart wasn't really in it, but she had to go through the motions. "Use it as a backup line.." Hello! People couldn't hear me (and I couldn't hear them!
Proud to be Vonage-free today.
Steve
I noticed that my Vonage bill lacks the phone number of my account. I just faxed over the change request form to VOIPo with my most recent Vonage bill. Will the lack of a phone number on the bill delay the porting process?
I used a copy of the "Account" page from Vonage, which included my number, my account number and my address. It was accepted. I don't know what you mean by "bill" as I never got an explicit bill from Vonage.
Steve
Thanks Steve. I clicked the Billing tab on the Vonage portal, then a printable version of my most recent invoice. But it only shows my account number and billed amount, not my existing number.
I said Account page, not Billing.
Steve
I had already submitted the transfer paperwork at the time of my post yesterday. I received an acknowledgment from VOIPo that the transfer started. So I'll see if that information was adequate from the Billing page . I had tried to change my contact info on the Account page (my address was out of date), but Vonage kept popping up a new Terms of Service to acknowledge if I did that.
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