a question i have for postpaid users. how do you get around the condition that there should be no unpaid due left on your account before you go for MNP? i mean by the time you get your bill, you are already on the next month's billing cycle!
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Loop To Idea mobile number portability on prepaid rejected due to Lifetime validity!!
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there are some specific recharrges available to convert to limited validity.
i havent seen any such recharge which converts lifetime back to normal validity. Whenever i tried to recharge with validity recharge..it stated that full talk time will be added to lifelong customers.
PS: this new vodafone website is mess.. searching for "life long", "life time", lifetime, lifelong gives NO RESULT!
i havent seen any such recharge which converts lifetime back to normal validity. Whenever i tried to recharge with validity recharge..it stated that full talk time will be added to lifelong customers.
PS: this new vodafone website is mess.. searching for "life long", "life time", lifetime, lifelong gives NO RESULT!
a question i have for postpaid users.
how do you get around the condition that there should be no unpaid due left on your account before you go for MNP?
i mean by the time you get your bill, you are already on the next month's billing cycle!
you need clear latest generated bill before you apply for MNP(i think you need carry a copy of payment reciept to your new operator, I am not sure though). and for 'unbilled' usage, you will have to give an undertaking to your new operator at the time of applying for MNP saying that you will clear any future bills generated by your old operator. if you didn't pay new bill in time, your old operator can inform about it to your new operator and new operator has right to disconnect your mobile service. this is clearly mentioned in MNP regulations released by DOT/TRAI.
how do you get around the condition that there should be no unpaid due left on your account before you go for MNP?
i mean by the time you get your bill, you are already on the next month's billing cycle!
you need clear latest generated bill before you apply for MNP(i think you need carry a copy of payment reciept to your new operator, I am not sure though). and for 'unbilled' usage, you will have to give an undertaking to your new operator at the time of applying for MNP saying that you will clear any future bills generated by your old operator. if you didn't pay new bill in time, your old operator can inform about it to your new operator and new operator has right to disconnect your mobile service. this is clearly mentioned in MNP regulations released by DOT/TRAI.
Salil Khan
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Why dont you ask them on their social networking sites.They are answering many of their queries there.They are active on Twitter and Facebook.You can give it a try there