http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/backorders/cutting-in-line-3.html 1-800 Toll free number search program to locate vanity 800 numbers Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:31:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/backorders/cutting-in-line-3.html#comment-37 Matt W. Wed, 03 Oct 2007 16:18:59 +0000 http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/backorders/cutting-in-line-3.html#comment-37 I placed a backorder on a very desirable 800 number in disconnect with Broadwing. I attempted to gather some customer information as part of Cutting in Line, following some of the tips. The tips worked to some extent, and yes the process is quite difficult. Broadwing evidently was acquired / merged with another company. The service rep. stated it looked like the # was with a resale company, Telecom. I attempted to confirm this with a 2nd Broadwing customer rep. Both rep's wanted my callback information and one said a supervisor was necessary to research this as they were not finding the number under their service. The second rep. did additional research and called to say it simply was not with them; it was listed as 'disconnect', but she thought it must have been released into the pool already because it was not associated with any phone service. A call to Time Warner / Telecom was not returned. Even if the number is with Telecom, I would have to go through the whole process of getting the end-customer information. Bill is always available to take a call, and he helped with this process. Thank you -Matt W. P.S. the # is coming out of the pool soon, so at this point I will just take my chances and wait and see!<ul></ul> I placed a backorder on a very desirable 800 number in disconnect with Broadwing. I attempted to gather some customer information as part of Cutting in Line, following some of the tips. The tips worked to some extent, and yes the process is quite difficult. Broadwing evidently was acquired / merged with another company. The service rep. stated it looked like the # was with a resale company, Telecom. I attempted to confirm this with a 2nd Broadwing customer rep. Both rep’s wanted my callback information and one said a supervisor was necessary to research this as they were not finding the number under their service. The second rep. did additional research and called to say it simply was not with them; it was listed as ‘disconnect’, but she thought it must have been released into the pool already because it was not associated with any phone service. A call to Time Warner / Telecom was not returned. Even if the number is with Telecom, I would have to go through the whole process of getting the end-customer information. Bill is always available to take a call, and he helped with this process. Thank you -Matt W. P.S. the # is coming out of the pool soon, so at this point I will just take my chances and wait and see!

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