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Originally Posted by colin-bennett
It has been some time since I did an active active port and I do know the process has changed several times..
However I still have friends in cust care and I will check this for you,
The changes req to return a number or bring accross a BT number involve much more than changes to 1 exchange..
Much of this is done by facilities / ports departments. However a tech is still required at the cab unless this has changed recently and we no longer book techs for the first part of the port process.
Perhaps BenMcr is more up to date with active / active ports than myself.
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Transferring a number from a active BT line to an active Virgin line takes 2 orders. One to order the transfer. One to disconnect the Virgin number. Nothing too complicated
If the number with BT was originally a ntl/telewest/virgin number, things get slightly more complicated after install, but still shouldn't take more than 10 days
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Originally Posted by Quam256
The way it used to be was a tech would get sent out to make sure the virgin line was on at a the house and the number was correct.Then the technichian would phone through and get the number ported.You should be ok as long as they dont make any changes on the system .
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The only time a tech is involved with a number port is if it is done as part of the install.
If there is already an active Virgin line with a temporary number and a dial tone, no tech is required
As it is ICOMS (the billing system) will get it right 100% of the time as long as person booking the port on gets it right (and the other line remains active until the port has been confirmed)