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Plain answers about phone service.
Switching phone service is full of jargon. These guides explain it the way a friend who works in phones would.
VoIP vs. landline: what actually changes when you switch
Internet phone service and a traditional landline both ring the phone on your kitchen wall. Here’s how they differ in cost, reliability, 911 and features, without the jargon.
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How to transfer your phone number to a new provider
Every step of moving your number, what to have ready, and what slows it down.
Read the guideWhat is a phone adapter (ATA), and do you need one?
What a phone adapter does, how to set one up, and which devices to check first.
Read the guideHow to keep your landline number when you switch to internet phone service
Keep the house number and the phones in it, with a checklist and every step.
Read the guideSwitching from CenturyLink home phone: keep your number, step by step
Where to find your CenturyLink account number, and every step of the move.
Read the guideSwitching from Cox home phone: keep your number, step by step
Where to find your Cox account number and PIN, and every step of the move.
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Calling abroad
How to call Mexico from the US: the number to dial, step by step
The exact digits to dial for a landline or a cell in Mexico, and what changed in 2019.
Read the guideHow to call the UK and Europe from the US: country codes and examples
Country codes, the leading-zero rule and examples for the UK and the rest of Europe.
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