Bring your number - Local number portability
Local number portability (LNP) enables you to keep your current phone number when transferring your wireless or landline service to another wireless or landline carrier. Once you ask to transfer a telephone number, a request is sent to your former carrier which initiates the process in order to complete your number transfer.
Bring your number to Fido in a few easy steps!
Step 1 – Check your eligibility
First, validate if your number is eligible.
- Only transfers from an active wireless, landline or fax number are possible. Pager numbers cannot be transferred.
- If you cancel your service with your current service provider before transferring your number, you’ll lose that number and you won’t be able to transfer it to Fido.
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You will need to fulfill any contractual obligations including payment of early cancellation fees to your old service provider (if applicable).
- A telephone number transfer is similar to other situations where a customer is breaking a contract – you might be obligated to pay early termination fees and any outstanding balance.
- You will continue to receive invoices from your old service provider for service fees up to the date your number transfer is completed.
Step 2 – Place your transfer request
Step 3 – The transfer is complete
- You will receive a text message once your phone number transfer is complete.
- Transfers are usually completed within 1 hour but may take longer depending on the complexity of the number transfer from your old service provider.
- Transfers from landline to wireless can take up to 3 business days.
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