emoci
join:2007-05-29
York, ON
3 edits | [General] VoIP providers with LNP Support
This was inspired by a thread at VoXalot today. These are the providers I know that support LNP. It'd be nice to have a comprehensive list of who supports LNP and where...
(My intent is no-nonsense providers that support a number and incoming calls)
Link2Voip.com
Locations: US/Canada/Canada Mobile
Link: »forum.link2voip.com/viewforum.php?f=19
Voip.ms
Locations: US/Canada
Link: »https://www.voip.ms/m/canadafootprint.php
Note: To confirm availability for US, you need to be logged in at Voip.ms (accounts are free to setup)
Unlimitel.ca
Locations: Canada
Link: »www.unlimitel.ca/temp/networkmap.pdf
Note: Use »www.unlimitel.ca/temp/ to check your number
Future-Nine.com
Locations: US
Link: »future-nine.com/faq/index.php?ac···=porting
CallCentric.com
Locations: US/Canada
Link: »www.callcentric.com/lnp/
VoiceStick
Locations: US
Link: »https://www.voicestick.com/Downloads/I2t···LoPA.pdf
Any others? |
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artisticcheese
join:2004-11-09
Carrollton, TX | Voicestick |
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emoci
join:2007-05-29
York, ON
| said by artisticcheese  :Voicestick I can't seem to find a link on their site...is there one, or do you have to get in touch with them? |
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artisticcheese
join:2004-11-09
Carrollton, TX | They definetely do that since they ported my number. |
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RockyBB
Premium
join:2005-01-31
Longmont, CO
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Why would you purposely leave off your list the 800 lb gorilla, Vonage, and only think to include rounding error providers?
anyway, for US based providers, this is a nonsense topic. virtually every US based provider supports LNP. A more useful list would be a list of exceptions. Specifically, which carriers will not allow port-ins and port-outs. To my knowledge the only US based provider that qualifies for that list is MagicJack.
Methinks you're more interested in Canadian providers -- I would expect that the same discussion applies -- much more instructive to list the carriers that won't port numbers. |
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BruceN
Hi
join:2006-11-17
Roswell, GA
 ·Future Nine Corpor..
 ·AT&T U-Verse
 ·Comcast
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said by emoci :said by artisticcheese :Voicestick I can't seem to find a link on their site...is there one, or do you have to get in touch with them? I hate to point it out, it is on the bottom of the front page |
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nitzan
Premium,VIP
join:2008-02-27
·ViaTalk
·Comcast
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said by RockyBB :Why would you purposely leave off your list the 800 lb gorilla, Vonage, and only think to include rounding error providers? I think he's more referring to pay-as-you-go providers only.
anyway, for US based providers, this is a nonsense topic. virtually every US based provider supports LNP. That would be an incorrect assumption. In general the list of pay-as-you-go providers (there are hundreds of them) who do not support LNP is much longer than those who do.
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Nitzan Kon, CEO
Future Nine Corporation |
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emoci
join:2007-05-29
York, ON
2 edits | reply to RockyBB
said by RockyBB :Why would you purposely leave off your list the 800 lb gorilla, Vonage, and only think to include rounding error providers? It was in the sense of providers where I can port a number, and park it there that will cost considerably less than the lowest available package with the phone company...
So the main concentration is just a number and incoming calls, no concern for outgoing packages...
said by BruceN :I hate to point it out, it is on the bottom of the front page Thanks Bruce, typical of me to miss something on the first page.
That said though, maybe put something under the packages on the first page along the lines of "Keep your Current Number" that points to a quick Q&A about the procedure... |
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PX Eliezer
Premium
join:2008-08-09
New Jersey
·Callcentric
·Optimum Voice
·callwithus
·voip.ms
1 edit | reply to emoci
said by emoci :(My intent is no-nonsense providers that support a number and incoming calls) If the specification is for incoming calls, then Phone Number Bank may be of interest:
»www.phonenumberbank.com/
I have not used them but they might do the job for some folks.
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(Oh---and maybe also InPhonex. They offer porting if you take their Liteline plan, which is PAYG but does have a monthly fee).
But of all the ones mentioned so far, I use CallCentric, and I have had great service with them. |
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hockeynomad
join:2007-06-19
Mississauga, ON | reply to emoci
Babytel
www.babytel.ca |
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BruceN
Hi
join:2006-11-17
Roswell, GA | reply to emoci
EMOCI-- That would be too easy! Good suggestion! |
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Anon1
@seic.com | reply to emoci
Vitelity supports LNP; charges $18
It would be helpful to add the charge, if any, to each provider.
CallCentric = $25
Future Nine = $25
VoiceStick = $0? |
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trim
join:2003-08-12 | reply to emoci
Ooma.com port = yes $39.99
Net2phone port = yes (I believe free) |
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Nomanon
@comcast.net | reply to emoci
BroadVoice (U.S.A.) allowed me to use LNP. Great service and you can even "BYOD" (bring your own device). Cheers |
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