Common use of Porting Numbers Clause in Contracts

Porting Numbers. Porting a number is moving an existing customer phone number from their current telephone provider to EH!tel. The Customer must sign a porting authorization form and return it to EH!tel along with a recent invoice from their telephone provider. The current provider may reject or approve the request. EH!tel is not responsible and/or liable for porting rejections Porting may take up to two weeks. It is important the “date” of the move is adhered to. Failed porting places the number in limbo, and the customer may be unable to receive or make calls. EH!tel will not be liable for any interruptions, and/or lost calls involved with porting a number.

Porting Numbers. Porting a number is moving an existing customer phone number from their current telephone provider to EH!tel. The Customer must sign a porting authorization form and return it to EH!tel along with a recent invoice from their telephone provider. The current provider may reject or approve the request. EH!tel is not responsible and/or liable for porting rejections rejections. Porting may take up to two weeks. It is important the “date” of the move is adhered to. Failed porting places the number in limbo, and the customer may be unable to receive or make calls. EH!tel will not be liable for any interruptions, and/or lost calls involved with porting a number.