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In most cases yes... Ooma calls it "Porting" you old number. My previous service was CenturyLink. When you set up your Ooma, you select a temporary number from what I thought was a fairly wide range of available numbers. You can then put in a request to port your old number. In my case, the whole operation, from request to when my old number was active on the Ooma was about a week, but they warn that it could be 3 to 4 weeks. There is a cost for this, however. You can choose to prepay for a year of their premium service for about $120 and they will port your old number for free. Or you can choose to pay about $40 to just port the number and stay with their basic service (which is free, except for taxes, which are about $5 per month). I hope this helps!

I spoke with Ooma directly. Customer service told me that MOST existing phone numbers can be kept. That process is called "Porting" and all phone carriers refer to the word "Porting" from old carrier to new carrier. To know ahead of time if your old number can be ported, visit (ooma.com) where you can type in your old number & it will tell you immediately if they can port it or not. There is about a $40.00 fee to keep/port each existing number, otherwise you can get a new number free and it's a faster setup. Ooma will port your number (s). They will tell you when they are completed. The next step is for you to call your carrier and tell them to cancel your phone service because you've gone to another carrier who has already ported your number (s) to their company.

By FCC regulation now, you can port your phone # to any phone system.

Yes, you can but you have to pay a fee to have your current number ported. I didn't, I just picked a new onel

You can but they charge 39.99 to do so and it takes a few days to complete the transfer

Yes, I was able to use my existing phone number.

Yes, they charge a one time fee of $40 to port you number over.

Yes you can keep your existing phone number. Ooma gives the option to import your number, but this comes with a fee if you do not have the premium package.

Yes, you can keep your existing number - I believe they charge a small fee to do so. They port it over.

Yes, BoulderEd answewred this question very well.

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In most cases yes... Ooma calls it "Porting" you old number. My previous service was CenturyLink. When you set up your Ooma, you select a temporary number from what I thought was a fairly wide range of available numbers. You can then put in a request to port your old number. In my case, the whole operation, from request to when my old number was active on the Ooma was about a week, but they warn that it could be 3 to 4 weeks. There is a cost for this, however. You can choose to prepay for a year of their premium service for about $120 and they will port your old number for free. Or you can choose to pay about $40 to just port the number and stay with their basic service (which is free, except for taxes, which are about $5 per month). I hope this helps!
Answered by BoulderEd 7 years ago
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I spoke with Ooma directly. Customer service told me that MOST existing phone numbers can be kept. That process is called "Porting" and all phone carriers refer to the word "Porting" from old carrier to new carrier. To know ahead of time if your old number can be ported, visit (ooma.com) where you can type in your old number & it will tell you immediately if they can port it or not. There is about a $40.00 fee to keep/port each existing number, otherwise you can get a new number free and it's a faster setup. Ooma will port your number (s). They will tell you when they are completed. The next step is for you to call your carrier and tell them to cancel your phone service because you've gone to another carrier who has already ported your number (s) to their company.
Answered by Peanut 6 years ago
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By FCC regulation now, you can port your phone # to any phone system.
Answered by Handyman 7 years ago
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Yes, you can but you have to pay a fee to have your current number ported. I didn't, I just picked a new onel
Answered by AThomas 7 years ago
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You can but they charge 39.99 to do so and it takes a few days to complete the transfer
Answered by Troyp62 7 years ago
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Yes, I was able to use my existing phone number.
Answered by Peteypotamus 7 years ago
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Yes, they charge a one time fee of $40 to port you number over.
Answered by bobsk8 7 years ago
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smooth process to port number
Answered by Lisa 7 years ago
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Yes you can keep your existing phone number. Ooma gives the option to import your number, but this comes with a fee if you do not have the premium package.
Answered by chuckels 7 years ago
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Yes, you can keep your existing number - I believe they charge a small fee to do so. They port it over.
Answered by Bethers55 7 years ago
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