Relocating? Take your numbers with you
No business wants to change their phone numbers. Is your business relocating? With National Phone & Data’s Keep Your Numbers, you don’t have to.
Why?
The cost for a business to change their numbers is significant. People store numbers in their mobiles, address books and computers for years. Most fail to update contact details, resulting in lost business. Alternatives such as diversions are messy and costly. So what do you do?
The answer is National Phone & Data’s “KEEP YOUR NUMBERS”.
↑ Back to topKeep your numbers at no cost
Keeping your advertised numbers is free if you have 4 or more lines. It is part of National Phone & Data’s service.
↑ Back to topHow we do it
Currently, major telecommunication providers in Australia force a number change upon a business relocating outside the suburb/district. Our digital network is designed to eliminate this costly task, ensuring clients and suppliers can phone and fax your business using the existing numbers.
↑ Back to topOur coverage
Our network is backed by leading communications providers such as AAPT and Optus, with active services conveniently located in most local business districts.
If you relocate to an area where we have coverage, we provide our “Active” service — and you take your numbers with you. If you relocate outside our coverage, we can still provide our “Passive” service, allowing you to KEEP YOUR NUMBERS with certain limitations.
Please view our coverage maps.
↑ Back to topHow to proceed
Provide National Phone & Data with a breakdown of your current call patterns and service details or, optionally, a copy of your current phone bill. We will analyse your needs and present a proposal detailing the service and its benefits.
To register for the KEEP YOUR NUMBERS program, click here.
↑ Back to top^ Number relocation can only be achieved on an active service of which 4 lines or more are required. A passive service will be used in non-coverage areas or for clients requiring 3 lines or less. Please refer to the “Our Coverage” section.