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"One number for life" ... unless of course you want to use our other service, Google Fi, in which case you will be forced to relinquish it. No improvements on t
by lutorm 10y ago
"One number for life" ... unless of course you want to use our other service, Google Fi, in which case you will be forced to relinquish it. No improvements on that small problem, it seems.
- colechristensen 10y agoYou can port your number from Voice to Fi, you just can't use both on the same account.
- lutorm 10y agoExactly. But, as I understand it, you can't port your Fi number back to Voice if you decide you don't want Fi.
- Ajedi32 10y agoYou can. It's incredibly easy, too: https://support.google.com/fi/answer/6079398?hl=en https://support.google.com/fi/answer/6079398?hl=en
- drewg123 10y agoFrom the page you reference, it says that it may not be possible to port a number back to GV. Eg: "Can't transfer Google Voice number If you don’t see the option to transfer your number to Google Voice, it’s likely because Google Voice no longer supports this number or numbers in this area. Google Voice’s number availability changes regularly, so even if your number was previously on Google Voice, it can’t always be transferred back. If you’d like to keep this number, we recommend transferring it to another carrier that supports it." This is what keeps my from signing up.
- jotux 10y ago>you just can't use both on the same account. But that was the whole reason I wanted a voice number. I had my regular number I only gave to my close friends and family and would give my voice number to anyone who asked. After I got Fi I could no longer make or receive calls on my voice number.
- bjt 10y agoAnd if you do, you no longer get text-to-email or voice-message-to-email features.