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Title: Mobile Number Portability General Process Punjab


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Mobile Number Portability General Process Punjab
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Mobile Number Portability General Process
  • 1-Where can I call to check the status of my
    Port- in request?
  • You can call our 10 digit helpline number
    9653012345?
  • 2-What is Unique Porting Code (UPC) and how will
    I get my UPC?
  • Whenever you want to Port-in with a new service
    provider, you need to send an SMS PORT to 1900 to
    generate a unique porting code. This code needs
    to be clearly mentioned by you in the Port-in
    form at the time of giving the request.
  • 3-After sending the Port-out request to the Old/
    Donor Operator, how much time does it take to
    receive the Unique Porting Code (UPC)?
  • You will receive the code instantly after you
    send the SMS.
  • 4-What is the Turn around Time (TAT) for the
    Port-In Process?
  • Turn around time for complete Port in process is
    7 days. (Subject to positive verification)

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  • 5-Can I Port-in from CDMA to GSM and GSM to CDMA?
  • Yes, technology allows you to do cross
    portability from CDMA to GSM and GSM to CDMA.
  • 6-Will my account balance (Talk time) with
    current mobile operator be carried forward to the
    new mobile account?
  • No, the balance amount with the Old operator will
    be forfeited.
  • 7-What is the No Service period during the number
    Port-in process?
  • No Service Period will be for a maximum of 2
    hours.
  • 8- How will I get the information about my No
    Service Period?
  • You will receive an SMS informing you about your
    No Service Period
  • 9-Apart from switching operators, does MNP allow
    switching services from prepaid to postpaid and
    vice-versa?
  • Yes, MNP supports switching of services from
    prepaid to postpaid and postpaid to prepaid.

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  • 10- Can I Port-in to any circle within the
    country?
  • A- No, with MNP you can Port-in within your home
    circle only.
  • 11- With MNP is it possible to Port-in from CDMA
    to GSM and vice versa?
  • Yes, technology allows you to Port your mobile
    number from CDMA to GSM and GSM to CDMA.
  • 12- After sending a Port-in request to the Donor
    Operator, is there a possibility to cancel the
    same?
  • Yes, the cancellation request can be given to the
    retailer in writing with-in 24 hours of
    submitting the port-in request.
  • 13- Is there any time period for making a Port-in
    request?
  • You need to be with your current operator for a
    minimum of 90 days before switching to other
    operator.
  • 14-What happens in case my Port-in request gets
    rejected?
  • You will receive an SMS informing you about the
    reason for rejection. In that case you can act
    upon the rejection reason and raise a fresh
    request for Port-in.

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  • 15- How will I get the information about success
    / failure of my Port-in request?
  • SMS will be sent to you by Videocon Telecom
    Services informing you about the status, No
    Service Period and activation time of your
    Videocon SIM (in case of success).
  • 16- Are there any conditions that I need to
    fulfill for a Port- in?
  • Conditions to be fulfilled for Port-in are
  • aYou should have served a period of 90 (ninety)
    days on your current service provider from the
    date of activation/ last Port-in.
  • bPort-in can be done within the same circle.
  • cBefore the date of application for porting, you
    should have no outstanding payments to your
    current service provider by way of pending bills.
  • dYou should have no pending request to change
    ownership of your mobile number.
  • eYou should confirm that the mobile number to be
    ported is not sub-judice.
  • fThe porting of your mobile number should not
    have been prohibited by the court of law.

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