Activations Simplified into just 4 sentences at TollFreeNumbers.com

Activations Simplified into just 4 sentences

We’ve simplified the toll free number activation process down into just 4 sentences (about 200 words).

1. Our only cost is a one time fee of $49 to Activate right online, any toll free number that says Currently Available, and they're usually ringing to any local number you specify, even a cell phone or voip line.

2. We’re like the Go Daddy of the phone number business, finding better numbers, giving you better proof of ownership, free temporary service for the first 30 days and then we help you transferring the number to any phone company you want (in the US or Canada) to use for as long as you want.

3. The cheapest real toll free companies go down to around 3 cents per minute and a couple bucks per month but you’re not locked into any specific service this way, so you can change phone companies or the ring to number, any time you want, which guarantees you’ll always have a competitive rate and decent service.

4. We’ll email you within 24 hours, our toll free manual that explains the transfer process including your Toll Free Birth Certificate™ and several good options you are probably cheaper and better than you’d usually find yourself because we really try to make the process as quick and easy as possible to help you get the best 800 number and the best service too.

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Tom Trezza says:
June 23, 2008 at 10:39 am

Is there any way to purchase the 800 number and release it immediately, why all the transfer of paperwork, birth certificates, etc? I don’t want to have to wait 2 – 3 just to shuffle paper around.

Thanks!
Tom

Bill Quimby (678 comments.) says:
June 23, 2008 at 11:31 am

Tom,

First of all, most regular activations are working in about 30 seconds. It doesn’t get any faster or easier than that, anywhere. Second of all, we release numbers immediately or the same day we get the request faster than anyone else. Third, it wouldn’t do you any good if we released it to another company if they don’t have it programmed which they wouldn’t, it’s not going to work anyway.

We’re happy to release numbers asap. See: http://www.TollFreeNumbers.com/push but unfortuately it doesn’t work the way you’re hoping it could. Regular phone companies just aren’t set up to do activations quickly or effeciently. They don’t work that way or do what we do. But that’s OK, because if you need it quickly you have us. If there was a way to simplify it, believe me, we certainly would have already done it. The bottom line is that there is no other way to be guaranteed to be able to take a number away unless you can prove that you had it active before you transferred it to them. We’ll make it as quick and easy as possible, and it’s really not two weeks of doing paperwork.

It’s just getting, filling out one simple form and returning one form to the new company. It’s not like a tax form or medical history form either, just your name and address, toll free number, where you want it to ring to and the old phone company. It’s really not something to lose sleep over. And the toll free number is already ringing if you’re in the US, so it’s usually not holding very much up. I hope that helps to put it into perspective better.

Bill

Guy Rivard says:
September 12, 2008 at 5:23 am

Good Morning! I have picked out four numbers that will work just fine (Thank You!)and would like to acquire them from you, but I haven’t decided on a host for them as yet. Must I take possession of them when purchased or can I leave them parked in your “garage” for a short time period? If so, would there be a reasonable charge? I don’t want to loose them.

Thanx!
Guy Rivard
abpromo@gmail.com

Josh Matlaf says:
December 29, 2008 at 1:22 pm

I found a number I’d like to get. I went to fill out the form online but I am still waiting for my local number. Is there a way to reserve this number until I get my local number?

Thank You-
Josh Matlaf

Bill Quimby (678 comments.) says:
December 29, 2008 at 4:34 pm

Josh,

You can activate it and point it to your cell phone or any number you want (even a friends number if you want) and then change it to that new number after it’s installed. You can even point the toll free number to that new line if you know what number it’s going to be. It’ll give out the message you get when you dial the uninstalled number but then as soon as the new line is working you can start using the toll free number.

Bill

Jay says:
February 2, 2009 at 10:25 pm

I’m impressed after reveiwing your web site by your honesty. I have an 800 number already that I’ve owned for about 15 years (no PIN). Now I want to move it from the 800 pound gorilla phone company to a more responsive company. I dont use the number for many minutes per month but I do want really good quality (fiber vs voip). I’ve been searching for days on how to select a realiable company that’s not just a web site with one guy in India. All the review sites I could find appear to be getting referral dollars for linking seekers to the 800 carrier web sites. Where’s the truth?

Bill Quimby (678 comments.) says:
February 3, 2009 at 2:58 am

There are no fiber vs voip lines. You may have been reading tollfreenumber.org’s junk. See http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/providers/tollfreenumber-org/tollfreenumberorg-not-fiber-optic.html

There are no “review” sites. I think you are probably referring to http://www.tollfreereviews.com/ which is set up and owned by tollfreenumber.org. That’s the only “review” site I really know of.

We’re working on a providers directory but we had to scrap the jreviews system we were trying to use and are building our own database system for that. It’ll be more of a researched system to show the depth of companies because you can’t tell which ones are real and which ones are just websites selling things from their website. tollfreenumber.org is an example of a fake phone company. They don’t provide any toll free service at all, they are essentially just an affiliate site selling the services of other phone companies.

Bill