Backorders Simplified in just 6 sentences
We’ve simplified the Backorder process down into just 6 sentences.
1. When a toll free number is disconnected in the national 800 database it goes into a 4 month disconnect holding period before it drops back into the available pool where other phone companies can get it.
2. Regular phone companies won’t show you disconnected numbers because they only look at what’s currently in the available pool and good numbers get taken within a second or two of coming out of the disconnect period so regular phone companies never see or show them.
3. We only allow the first person that requests a disconnected number from us to backorder it, and we’ll confirm the number then research it to get the exact date it comes out and if they don’t cancel it before that date, we’ll try to grab it for them in the first couple seconds.
4. A backorder does NOT guarantee that you’ll get the number, but if we do get it, it’s yours and we charge you $195 for an 866, $395 for an 877, $595 for an 888, and $795 for an 800, and we give you free temporary service and then help you transfer it to any other phone company you want for the ongoing service.
5. Just because an 800 number goes to a disconnected message, that does NOT prove it’s in disconnect status in the national database, and there’s no database with the owner info, except with the phone company responsible for that number.
6. We don’t track down the owner of an 800 number to get them to sign off on it (although we can process the paperwork for you if you do), but we do try hard to get numbers for you and even try to get some 800 numbers from the phone company for you right before they drop.
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