Now the option is to pick the lesser evil. "New marketing campaigns OR wait for number portability and miss the opportunities until then."
Jai Rangi
www.didforsale.com
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Eric Fort <eric.fort@gmail.com> wrote:
Who is the owner/assignee of record for this number, you, your client,
or hitcalls? (or is there such a thing in canada?)....Here in the usa
/ california when I selected a number from the local ILEC then ported
it to a voip provider I was quite careful to be sure that I remain the
owner/assignee of record for that number with only the provider of
record changing.
This underlies the importance of making sure who "owns" a number...
If you can demonstrate that you are the "owner/assignee" you may be
able to get the court to release it as relief to you from it being
tied up in legal matters. I guess at this point it really boils down
to how much that number is worth to you.
Eric
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 3:25 PM, Chris Mason (Lists) <lists@masonc.com> wrote:
> It seems hitcalls is getting sued by their provider and the number is
> locked pending settlement of that suit. Som basically, my client's
> business is screwed, all our promotional gets dumped and we start
> marketing another number.
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