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Should I Disconnect Or Port Telephone Number?

posted Mar 7, 2012, 4:49 AM by Dale Lanham   [ updated Mar 19, 2012, 9:52 AM ]


Maybe you are choosing to travel while gas prices are still reasonable, or finally taking that long extended vacation that you have always dreamed of, or considering becoming an Expat and leaving the country ---

What should you do with your telephone number?
You’ve had for so long or almost forever?

If you keep your home, cell or business line and "port it to voicemail", you still leave open the option to disconnect it later, alternately if you disconnect the number you more than likely will not be able to get the same number back again.

Remember a lot of people have your contact phone numbers, and you may want them contact you.  By keeping your old number you are totally free to be wherever you wish and those who call can leave a message.  Ditch the laptop and cell phone and enjoy yourself and the wonderful places you visit.  By totally disconnecting from your old always connected lifestyle, you can … (fill in the blanks) ... like you’ve never been able to before.  No Internet, No Ringing Phone, No Interruptions.  Quite and peaceful surroundings, letting your mind discover once again what is important in life.

Porting your number to voicemail gives you the most flexibility, and allows you to keep the ties you choose wherever you are and still keep the option of porting it back to a home number at a later time. 

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Another possibility is to get a new local voicemail phone number in a far off place that you always talked about, like Seattle WA, Key West FL, San Diego CA or Moose Lake MN, giving the impression that you actually did move there --- then move somewhere else instead.  Sending your voicemail calls to one place and choosing to live in another location privately and undisturbed.

start Porting today --- for your getaway

Need a Job? Get a Voicemail Number and Start Your Business!

posted Feb 16, 2012, 9:23 AM by Dale Lanham   [ updated Feb 16, 2016, 2:47 PM ]

 Recent comment from a customer. 
"The number is perfect". "You have a magic source of numbers"!
- Andre S. 1/26/2012

 We have 5,466 cities around the USA for you to choose from. 

 A customer who writes country music uses a Nashville number.  It doesn't matter where she lives, Nashville was where she needed to be --- to market her business. Think outside your location, where would you have the best chance of marketing your skills or business ideas. 

  • Let us help get to your market
  • With a virtual local voicemail number.  
  • You will own your number
  • Take your number with you when you grow too big for voicemail

 Good Luck to you with your new business!  Call us if we can help.


Voicemail Resolution

posted Jan 1, 2012, 5:58 PM by Dale Lanham   [ updated Mar 19, 2012, 10:05 AM ]

Resolve in 2012 to get voicemail

 
- Here are some reasons:
Voicemail Privacy



  • Tired of answering the phone and then upset by the unwanted calls.
  • Don't be a slave to the ring.
  • Perplexed by the charges, fees and taxes on the phone bill.  (Did you know the fees and taxes are for the dial-tone side only).  
  • If you port the number to voicemail, the ring, dial-tone, taxes and fees, and the phone bill all go away.
  • Let all calls go to voicemail in 2012.

Kind wishes to you for a Happy New Year

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