OVIVO gone ! : Where to go next ?
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I didn't. I tried a few times via the website - I think it may have been a date of birth problem. I didn't bother with the email option that they later offered.
It was not too much of a problem as it was not my primary number and not too many people to notify.
They have not been terminated yet. Interestingly I kept the sim in a phone and it can still receive calls. Received one recently from someone who I had notified but had failed to change the number.
Not sure when it will become inactive - 6 months maybe.
Exactly - these numbers are still live phone numbers - but those people who Ovivo "neglected" to correctly port out have long since given up on ever getting them back and have moved onto a new number now - Ovivo will almost certainly sell them on for profit at some point, once everyone has forgotten about them.
There's only so many mobile phone numbers out there - just like IPv4 addresses.0 -
As I predicted in post #339 of
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4925875&page=17
'ere we go again
US freemium mobile network eyes up Europe
FreedomPop touts 'free' calls, texts and data
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/07/16/us_mvno_freedompop_eyes_europe/0 -
As I predicted in post #339 of
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4925875&page=17
'ere we go again
US freemium mobile network eyes up Europe
FreedomPop touts 'free' calls, texts and data
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/07/16/us_mvno_freedompop_eyes_europe/
Why didn't you just link to post # 339?0
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