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Verifique si usted ha cambiado ya a su portador interurbano nuevo


Una vez que usted haya entrado en contacto con el portador interurbano de su opción y haya pedido que le cambien a su espera del servicio por 7-10 días. Después que usted puede llamar 1-700-555-4141 para descubrir quiénes es su portador interurbano actual. Si le han cambiado ya a su portador interurbano nuevo, usted debe oír los nombres sus portadores interurbanos subyacentes. Otra opción para que usted sepa si le han cambiado ya es llamar su peaje número libre. Los portadores interurbanos tienen generalmente 24 servicios de cliente de la hora que usted pueda llamar para comprobar si le han colocado en su sistema. Usted puede también comprobar con usted la compañía local del teléfono para comprobar quién es su portador interurbano actual.

Hay algunos casos que sería mejor que usted llame el número 700 porque a veces usted puede estar en su sistema pero enganchado no todavía físicamente para arriba.


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