Your phone number is a business asset — it's on your signage, your ads, and in your customers' phones. fvoip ports it free of charge, with your old service staying live until the moment of cutover.
Four steps, and we do three of them.
A recent invoice from your current provider shows the account number and service address exactly as the losing carrier has them — the #1 source of port delays is a mismatch here.
The Letter of Authorization gives us permission to move the number on your behalf. Two minutes, electronic signature.
We submit to the losing carrier, chase rejections, and confirm a Firm Order Commitment (FOC) date. You'll get status updates — not silence.
Calls start arriving on fvoip, usually mid-morning. Your call flows are already built and tested, so the switch is a non-event. Then — and only then — cancel the old service.
Nearly every rejection is a data mismatch: account number, service address, authorized name, or a port-out PIN the losing carrier requires. We pre-check your Customer Service Record against the LOA before submitting, which is why most fvoip ports clear on the first attempt.
Read the full porting guide →Set up in a day. Keep your numbers. Cancel anytime — every plan is month-to-month with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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