Comments on: 7+ digits on a cell phone http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/faqs/7-digits-on-a-cell-phone.html 1-800 Toll free number search program to locate vanity 800 numbers Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:17:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: CL http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/faqs/7-digits-on-a-cell-phone.html#comment-716 CL Tue, 25 Mar 2008 17:37:41 +0000 http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/faqs/7-digits-on-a-cell-phone.html#comment-716 Ok, so it all looks good....but I called my cell provider T-Mobile and found they can't transfer a toll free number. So then I called ATT, Verizon and Vonage, same story! I then looked all through your site and couldn't find where people actually transfer their service to in order to use the number. Do you have a list of carriers that will accept a 800 number transfer? Thanks for the help! CL<ul></ul> Ok, so it all looks good….but I called my cell provider T-Mobile and found they can’t transfer a toll free number. So then I called ATT, Verizon and Vonage, same story! I then looked all through your site and couldn’t find where people actually transfer their service to in order to use the number. Do you have a list of carriers that will accept a 800 number transfer?

Thanks for the help!
CL

    ]]>         By: Bill Quimby http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/faqs/7-digits-on-a-cell-phone.html#comment-717 Bill Quimby Wed, 26 Mar 2008 03:31:39 +0000 http://www.tollfreenumbers.com/faqs/7-digits-on-a-cell-phone.html#comment-717 CL, We are making a list, not of companies that allow you to transfer toll free numbers, but of all phone companies because all phone companies that provide toll free service allow you to transfer existing numbers. Most cell phone companies and some voip companies are pretty dumb about toll free numbers. They really could but most people there just don't have a clue and representatives that don't know how to do something or if the company won't do it they usually tell you it's impossible. That's really dumb but they don't want to look or sound bad. There are plenty of phone companies (regular phone companies) that can send the calls of your cell phone. We give you the PNG form because they are one of the best to use if you're sending the calls to either a cell phone or a voip service. It's the last page of the toll free manual. Just fill that out and fax it in and that'll set up everything. We have simplified the paperwork and got people that do it faster (in two days instead of two weeks if you go through anyone else at PNG or another agent). We're working on a new directory that will help people with a lot more options too in the near future. Bill Quimby<ul></ul> CL,

    We are making a list, not of companies that allow you to transfer toll free numbers, but of all phone companies because all phone companies that provide toll free service allow you to transfer existing numbers.

    Most cell phone companies and some voip companies are pretty dumb about toll free numbers. They really could but most people there just don’t have a clue and representatives that don’t know how to do something or if the company won’t do it they usually tell you it’s impossible. That’s really dumb but they don’t want to look or sound bad.

    There are plenty of phone companies (regular phone companies) that can send the calls of your cell phone. We give you the PNG form because they are one of the best to use if you’re sending the calls to either a cell phone or a voip service. It’s the last page of the toll free manual. Just fill that out and fax it in and that’ll set up everything. We have simplified the paperwork and got people that do it faster (in two days instead of two weeks if you go through anyone else at PNG or another agent).

    We’re working on a new directory that will help people with a lot more options too in the near future.

    Bill Quimby

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