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Changing a phone number, who to inform?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by The Captain, Sep 2, 2011.

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I'm going to change my phone numbers. I need to go down the list and alert companies/people. I know I'll forget someone. Ideas?

#1 The Captain, Sep 2, 2011

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Is there a feature on your phone that shows the people you contact the most? I know on my dialpad screen there's a section that says favorites, and it shows people in order of how often I talk to them.

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By any chance are you porting over because you switched cell providers?

If not, if you are not under contract. Port that number over to Google Voice, and get a new number from your carrier.

From within Google Voice, everyone who knows/contacts you can still dial/text that number and you will receive it on your phone.

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I'll look in to favorites. I'll just send a text to my contacts.

The Google Voice idea is brilliant.

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#4 The Captain, Sep 2, 2011
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Scionxa said: ↑

By any chance are you porting over because you switched cell providers?

If not, if you are not under contract. Port that number over to Google Voice, and get a new number from your carrier.

From within Google Voice, everyone who knows/contacts you can still dial/text that number and you will receive it on your phone.
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I recently did this and it works perfect!

#5 CoolGuy, Sep 2, 2011

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