Turn if you want？ You need to know these questions before you transfer the number to the network.
The number portability service released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has officially entered the trial operation stage. As long as the mobile phone users of the three major operators (China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom) who meet certain conditions want to transfer to which network, they can directly take their ID cards to the corresponding business hall after sending SMS confirmation.
This means that we can switch to other operators and enjoy different preferential packages without changing the phone numbers that have been used for many years and are bound to many social software.
Netizens have said: Turn if you want!
What is the actual operation experience? CCTV News Xiaobian immediately gave it a try ↓ ↓ ↓
Because the trial mobile phone number meets the requirements, the first two steps are very smooth and relatively convenient.
It is worth mentioning that after applying for this service, China Mobile not only immediately sent a short message with additional preferential policies ↓ ↓ ↓
He also dialed my confirmation (call) ↓ ↓ ↓
It can be seen that the three major operators hope to retain old users as much as possible and attract new users. Their attitude towards this ↓ ↓ ↓
Is it really so easy to transfer numbers to the Internet? Let’s take a look at the basic conditions that the official release needs to meet ↓ ↓ ↓
To simplify the above is:
The number that wants to transfer to the internet must be registered with its real name.
The number you want to transfer to cannot be in arrears or has been reported lost.
Before you transfer to the internet, you should pay off the outstanding bills and leave home clean.
You need to cancel all kinds of messy preferential packages first, or you will have to wait until the package contract expires.
This number must be used for four months before it can be transferred to the internet.
It sounds quite simple, but there are many people who don’t meet the requirements because of the mobile phone package. For example, another CCTV news editor found ↓ ↓ ↓
Family number, ringtone and international roaming service are all within the package. It takes a lot of thought to untie them one by one.
But don’t be afraid, official regulations: as long as the user applies, the operator must cancel the contract in advance. You can even complain about the following behaviors ↓ ↓ ↓
It should be especially pointed out here that virtual operator No.170 segment and Internet of Things No.146 segment do not support network transfer.
There are the following questions that you need to continue to understand ↓ ↓ ↓
1. The transfer of "Lianghao" to the network and early termination of the contract still need to be detailed.
Previously, the three major domestic operators did have clear requirements for the use of nicknames, and they had to sign a long-term "minimum consumption package" and pay the phone bill in advance. Some "pretty names" have signed a long-term minimum consumption package, and there is no deadline, which restricts the number transfer to the network.
In addition, how to deal with the early termination of the contract is also of concern to users. At present, some provincial companies take the method of multiplying the month of non-performance of the contract by 30% of the minimum monthly consumption as the liability for breach of contract. For example, a user has handled a contract package for 24 months, with a monthly minimum of 198 yuan. If the contract is cancelled three months in advance, the penalty will be 198*3*30%, that is, 178.2 yuan.
2. What are the "risks" in handling port number transfer?
The first is the problem of SMS verification code. At present, many Internet services require mobile phone verification code when logging in or paying by bank card. Users who have successfully transferred their numbers to the Internet say that they have been "reminded", which may affect the use of some services and the receipt of short messages, such as verification codes and short message notifications on WeChat, QQ, companies, schools, Taobao and websites.
There are also users who have successfully transferred their numbers to the network, and received a reminder message: after transferring to the network, it may affect the use of some services, such as third-party payment of telephone bills, including bank, WeChat, Alipay and so on.
Generally speaking, the matter of transferring the internet is still quite fragrant to consumers. The only threshold is whether you are willing to meet these troublesome conditions for transferring the internet.
By the end of September 19, 2019, a total of 2.9 million people had been transferred to the pilot five provinces. With the advancement of port number transfer, operators may change, move, telecom, Unicom or rearrange their seats.
In addition, the arrival of 5G is believed to have a great impact on port number transfer. How will consumers choose? Wait for time to tell us the answer.