Wireless number portability nears with high hopes and hiccups
Wireless carriers say systems are ready for the number portability rule taking effect Monday, but critics warn preparations may falter amid a predicted surge of customers seeking to switch and keep their numbers. Experts expect delays. some anticipate later bottlenecks as the process rolls out.
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Mobile phone number portability sparks aggressive wireless deals
In a postportability era, carriers like T-Mobile Sprint and Cingular roll out deep discounts and extra features to win customers while warning that early termination penalties and two year contracts temper the exodus. Atlanta resident Kenny Richardson notes both allure and risk of new contracts as the market braces for a crowded sprint to lure subscribers.
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