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lestat99

join:2000-08-04
Piscataway, NJ

reply to prestonlewis

Re: Porting Rules

So with this in mind, if someone is using the VoIP service from Verizon or AT&T then they could complain to the FCC if the numbers are not ported out of their service since both of these companies are ILEC and IXCs. Correct?


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Re: Porting Rules: Kinda OT :(

I was under the impression that AT&T got their numbers indirectly too -- I'll look for that thread. (It explained as I recall why they did not have local service at all ATT Land-Line Rate Centers.)

EDIT: Can't seem to remember who holds many of the ATT CV numbers? (Help anyone?)

EDIT2: Had to go part way through sign-up to see what was available. NOTHING LOCAL for me!!!!

I selected a 248-242 number »www.telcodata.us/telcodata/telco···ange=242

And the middle-man company I was remembering is TELEPORT COMMUNICATIONS GROUP AMERICA.

The point is: I don't think ATT CV is considered a CLEC (or what-ever the right terminology is) and is likely no more accountable than Vonage would be.


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@snantx.swbell.ne

reply to lestat99

Re: Porting Rules

The requirements for LEC to ports numbers does not apply to those provided for VoIP, so Verizon nro AT&T would be required to port their VoIP numbers.

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