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Does anyone know how to pick a new no. instead of receiving whatever's from the system?
February 26, 2011
5:47 pm
WINDWIND
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I thought this is not their usually way to go, just curious if anyone has ever done it before?

February 26, 2011
6:47 pm
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You really cannot do that with Speakout. I have however ported, for free, a FIDO number over, which you can choose, and that only cost me a $7 SIM. I am sure you could do that with other carriers also.

February 26, 2011
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Your question is answered as well on the FAQ page the official site. There's lots of good reading there.

February 26, 2011
8:34 pm
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Thanks bridonca, but I've already ported my no. from Roger to SO, cost me $25.00

I've got friends just arrived Vancouver, I recommended them SO, but SO seems not able to pick no. as other carriers. So……………I am just asking. Maybe your method would best work for them.

Anyway, thanks a lot guys, also to you iamdrumming,

This is a really great website, learning a lot from you guys.

Have a great weekend.

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