Number now ported.
The BT team kept at it; I get the impression the "workflow" was something new but hopefully it will be established for future people who move to DV from another provider OR BT copper.
As its purely a core network routing task, and no longer involves the local exchange equipment, it should be easy, once the new process is understood.
" it should be easy, once the new process is understood."
That implies that they have a process rather than a huddle of confused ants in Camp 3.
@dqj999 wrote:
" it should be easy, once the new process is understood."
That implies that they have a process rather than a huddle of confused ants in Camp 3.
There is a lot of inertia within BT, as those of us here, who have worked for them in the past, would understand 😉
Ditto, I just got my number back after BT kept telling me for 8 months that it couldn't be done. It CAN be done so just keep insisting and have a look at your original order. My contract said I would get my number transferred and maybe yours does too.
Hi Richard,
Did you have any success with activating call divert?
I have been through the same problems here; switched to DV, my old landline number was not retained, BT eventually renamed new number back to old number, now call divert is showing as 'activate' in MY BT. Clicking on activate generates an order number but nothing more.
Is there a solution to this problem?
Call divert to a mobile is invaluable, as the digital phone must be positioned near the router.
Regards,
Sean.
Thank you for the update. I have raised a fault with CS.