Mobile phone industry is one of the most competitive ones
out there. The networks will do whatever it takes to attract a customer even if
they have to give out TV or an ipad. Some retailers go as far as offering cash
incentives if you go through their channel. In this ever-growing industry the
customer is the king and is spoilt for choice. Little wonder when a customer
mobile contract comes to an end there are so many tempting deals that one does
not feel any loyalty towards their provider. If one does get tempted then the
ordeal one has to go through to retain their number is like Mission Impossible
4 but without Hawkeye….!!oops
MNP or Mobile Number Porting is a process alien to many but
we are here to make you aware how easy it actually is. All it requires is a
little bit of an effort on our part.
This is how the process starts:
·
First Call your existing network and after
getting through to a real person request a PAC (Portability Authorisation Code)
code. This code authorises a customer to take their number across to a
different network.
·
Secondly Present the PAC code at Point of sale
to make sure a request for porting is put through. It only takes two working
days for a number to transfer from one network to another.
If for some reason one is not able to obtain PAC code then
most networks do allow post sale MNP.
Following is a table, which has all the networks and the
process they undertake to complete a port:
Name
|
MNP
|
Time
|
POS or Post sale
|
Prepay to Post-pay
|
O2
|
Yes
|
48 hrs
|
Both
|
Yes
|
Vodafone
|
Yes
|
48 hrs
|
Both
|
Yes
|
Orange
|
Yes
|
48 hrs
|
Both
|
n/a
|
T-mobile
|
Yes
|
48 hrs
|
Both
|
n/a
|
3
|
Yes
|
48 hrs
|
Both
|
n/a
|
Talkmobile
|
Yes
|
48 hrs
|
POS Only
|
n/a
|
The information presented is based on the current terms and
conditions of the network; these are subject to change as per network
requirements.
We at team analyse hope this will help you in understanding
as well as undertaking the process.
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