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I have my old number/blackberry 8130 with phone number 111-111-1111 and a new number/blackberry 8130 with phone number 222-222-2222 supplied by my company. I only need one, but would like to also keep my old 111-111-1111 phone number that everyone knows.
Is there something I can do or ask a cust service rep to do to to support that? I would likely only call out from the new 222 number, but would like the 111 number to also ring the same phone.
I don't want to pay full price to keep 111 and the phone and forward the number to 222, which I think I can do. I just figure there's something that can be done for much less cost to say 111 = 222 on inbound calls. It's all just software in the end.
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Yes you can have 2 numbers on 1 cellphone using a service called "Proxycomm".
It works with your existing phone service: AT&T, Verizon, T-mobile. Check out the information further at their website.
Features includes:
- have 2 or more numbers on your existing cell phone or landline, each with its own voicemail. Get 1-800 numbers or numbers with any area code you want, regardless of where you live.
- get new features like call screening and call recording, have calls ring on multiple phones at once, advanced voicemail.
- unlimited national calling, wholesale international rates, no new contracts, no special equipment, and no credit checks required.
- use your existing cell phones and service, your landlines - even your computer for this service.
- Transfer a live call from one phone to another.
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What I'm looking to do is not different then almost any VOIP provides which is for $5 or so a month, add a 2nd number to an existing line. There's no hard cost for doing this. If I was VOIP vs FIOS phone I could have done it all already by porting my number to an existing line and forwarding that number - $5/mo.
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Proxycomm will work with BB's and they use a VOIP system. However, this program won't work for you upon my taking a second look because you need to use the phone numbers they provide. You are wanting to use your own numbers which are indeed unique. If I find another program that meets your precise needs I'll post back. However, for right now I don't know of one that will accommodate those numbers that you have.
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Ah yes I remember those days! You may very well be right. I personally have not used Proxycom so I have no idea how they are supposedly pulling this off. I do see they are using a VOIP system and they may have found a workaround from the traditional dual NAM limitations of the new digital architecture. Hopefully, somebody will decide to take the plunge and try it and report back "if" or how well it works.