How to port a number you purchased from Number Barn

How to port a number you purchased from Number Barn

Once you've acquired a phone number from numberbarn.com, to integrate it into your phone system, you'll need to undergo the process of porting the number. Porting involves transferring the number from one provider to another. We'll guide you through the steps to gather all necessary account details to facilitate this process.

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1. Click on MY ACCOUNT

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2. Click on Numbers

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3. Choose the number you would like to port.

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4. Click on Port Out

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5. Click on - Select a Provider -…

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6. Select other

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7. Select other

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8. And the system will then provide all the details needed to port you phone number

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