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rhpt rhpt
 
January 02, 2009 07:14 PM

Is there a company that allows me to transfer my home number so that it just goes to a voicemail service

I have a landline that I would like to disconnect. However, I want that number to simply go to a voicemail box. Is there a service that will allow me to do this?

I also do not want to use Vonage or some other type of VOIP service.

Thank you.
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January 02, 2009 07:53 PM
I can't seem to find one. We're in the process of completely rethinking our utilities/services so I've been doing a lot of searching lately, and I've not seen anything like what you're asking for.

There is Grand Central, owned by Google, which gives you one phone number for life that will ring wherever you want it to ring. Sounds like it would accomplish the opposite of what you're wanting, though.

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rhpt rhpt
 
January 03, 2009 05:57 AM
I agree that Grand Central sounds like it is the answer, but it has been closed to new sign-ups ever since Google bought them ...

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pastubbs pastubbs
 
January 02, 2009 08:44 PM
T-mobile allowed me to transfer me landline number to my cell phone but I had to let AT&T know ahead of time so they can release the number from their service.

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kennethcra... kennethcra...
 
November 20, 2009 02:08 AM
Hi rhpt,

You can try with RingCentral. They have free trial period and they offer different telecommunication solutions just like virtual PBX or business voice mail system.

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