Can you keep your landline phone number? null

Yes, but it has to be ported. There is a charge of $40 on Ooma's side to do it. Do not disconnect your old carrier until the port to Ooma is complete. The old carrier may automatically close your old account after the number is ported to Ooma. With AT&T, there is no transfer pin for residential numbers. The transfer is only associated with cell phone number transfers

Yes. Notify Ooma and for a small fee they will "port over" your old number. This doesn't replace your new number from Ooma. You can have them delete the new one, but it doesn't hurt to keep it.

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Yes, but it has to be ported. There is a charge of $40 on Ooma's side to do it. Do not disconnect your old carrier until the port to Ooma is complete. The old carrier may automatically close your old account after the number is ported to Ooma. With AT&T, there is no transfer pin for residential numbers. The transfer is only associated with cell phone number transfers
Answered by tekkb 2 months ago
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Yes. Notify Ooma and for a small fee they will "port over" your old number. This doesn't replace your new number from Ooma. You can have them delete the new one, but it doesn't hurt to keep it.
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