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havent seen this posted yet so thought i would let you guys know.. Du is taking reservations for numbers so you get priority when they start operating.
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MaaaD wrote:we dont know .. yet. But maybe better customer service ?
MaaaD wrote:https://www.my055.com/Home.aspx
havent seen this posted yet so thought i would let you guys know.. Du is taking reservations for numbers so you get priority when they start operating.
^ian^ wrote:And no number portability?!?!?! So 19th Century.
fayz wrote:essentially if your number is 050 555 5555, if you decide to change companies you can still keep 050 555 5555, this is number portability in a nutshell the blocks of numbers aren't specific to a carrier or at least can be transferred between carriers.
^ian^ wrote:MaaaD wrote:we dont know .. yet. But maybe better customer service ?
People don't really want better customer service, they just want cheaper calls.
sage & onion wrote:MaaaD wrote:https://www.my055.com/Home.aspx
havent seen this posted yet so thought i would let you guys know.. Du is taking reservations for numbers so you get priority when they start operating.
Should be understood that they are allowing you to register your present mobile number which will then become a Du number with the prefix 055 instead of 050. You cannot reserve any number you like as the passcode is sent back to the number that you are registering.
sage & onion wrote:fayz wrote:essentially if your number is 050 555 5555, if you decide to change companies you can still keep 050 555 5555, this is number portability in a nutshell the blocks of numbers aren't specific to a carrier or at least can be transferred between carriers.
This is exactly what I had explained in my previous post, except that the 050 would become 055, so what was Ian's question about then?
fayz wrote:sage & onion wrote:fayz wrote:essentially if your number is 050 555 5555, if you decide to change companies you can still keep 050 555 5555, this is number portability in a nutshell the blocks of numbers aren't specific to a carrier or at least can be transferred between carriers.
This is exactly what I had explained in my previous post, except that the 050 would become 055, so what was Ian's question about then?
Dude that is a big except, if people can't call you on the same number they have programmed in their phone, your number isn't portable between carriers.
sage & onion wrote:fayz wrote:oh and btw
http://www.dubaiforums.com/viewtopic.ph ... highlight=
Hadn't seen the other posting.
fayz wrote:sage & onion wrote:fayz wrote:oh and btw
http://www.dubaiforums.com/viewtopic.ph ... highlight=
Hadn't seen the other posting.
actually the comment was directed at Maaad, i pity the fool that reposts hahahahaha.
MaaaD wrote:
my bad, i guess it will get more visibilty here in general
sage & onion wrote:MaaaD wrote:https://www.my055.com/Home.aspx
havent seen this posted yet so thought i would let you guys know.. Du is taking reservations for numbers so you get priority when they start operating.
Should be understood that they are allowing you to register your present mobile number which will then become a Du number with the prefix 055 instead of 050. You cannot reserve any number you like as the passcode is sent back to the number that you are registering.
sage & onion wrote:sage & onion wrote:MaaaD wrote:https://www.my055.com/Home.aspx
havent seen this posted yet so thought i would let you guys know.. Du is taking reservations for numbers so you get priority when they start operating.
Should be understood that they are allowing you to register your present mobile number which will then become a Du number with the prefix 055 instead of 050. You cannot reserve any number you like as the passcode is sent back to the number that you are registering.
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You can indeed book any number of your choice, it looks like the minimum booking fee is Dhs. 100.00 this will increase the more attractive the number. The reason for entering your present mobile is so that they can send you your passcode which is required to complete your booking.
bushra21 wrote:im not even going to say how much i have to pay to reserve my number.
^ian^ wrote:bushra21 wrote:im not even going to say how much i have to pay to reserve my number.
Cool, because nobody asked.
I know nobody asked how much it's going to cost for me to register mine, but the answer is 0 dh. I mean, I have a mobile number already... it works.