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Standard User gresty
(learned) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:08:42
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Getting nowhere ...


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I am currently trying to migrate my broadband an phone over from Sky LLU to Plus.net and I'm getting nowhere fast.

My phone line and broadband went dead three days and I have spent the whole day on the phone to both Sky and Plus.net trying to get the issue resolved.

Plus.net are telling me that they can't port the number unless Sky reactivates the line. Otherwise they will have to install a new line and there is no guarentee that I can keep my current number.

Sky are insisting that if I want to reactivate my line then I am subject to a new 12 month contract.

Any advice?
Standard User ian72
(knowledge is power) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:24:16
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Why was the line cancelled in the first place? Did you ask them to cancel? If not, then I would say it is Sky at fault but that doesn't mean it will be easy to get it sorted I'm afraid.
Standard User gresty
(learned) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:28:54
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Your right I didn't ask to cancel the line. Not sure I will get anywhere with this approach though.


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:49:31
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If you where on Sky LLU why the hell would you want to leave to come to plusnet on a BT line?
Standard User ian72
(knowledge is power) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:50:44
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That being the case it is almost certainly sky's fault. But others have reported the same issues that sometimes it goes through as a cease rather than a migration and it is almost impossible to get it put back in place as it was. You may find your only option is to get a "new line" from plusnet (but be careful as they might then charge for "installation" which can be over £100). Don't envy your position and hope you get it sorted.
Standard User ian72
(knowledge is power) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:51:05
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Perhaps cancelled sky tv?
Standard User Apprentice
(knowledge is power) Fri 26-Mar-10 15:56:02
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Standard User gresty
(learned) Fri 26-Mar-10 16:51:38
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Perhaps cancelled sky tv?


That's right I canceled my TV package.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 26-Mar-10 16:53:33
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Hi Gresty,

Unfortunately we can't port the number if the line has been cancelled - if it has, I'm not sure Sky will be able to guarantee you get the same number if you do choose to reactivate the line with them. New line installation with us is £49.99, though I realise that doesn't help with the number.

As far as taking this up with Sky goes you could try raising the issue with Ofcom, but I'm not sure if there's anything they'll be able to do - it's worth asking though.
Standard User gresty
(learned) Fri 26-Mar-10 17:21:38
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In reply to a post by orbrey:
Hi Gresty,

Unfortunately we can't port the number if the line has been cancelled - if it has, I'm not sure Sky will be able to guarantee you get the same number if you do choose to reactivate the line with them. New line installation with us is £49.99, though I realise that doesn't help with the number.

As far as taking this up with Sky goes you could try raising the issue with Ofcom, but I'm not sure if there's anything they'll be able to do - it's worth asking though.


Ok I don't mind paying the £49.99 to get this sorted, but is there nothing that can be done about my number. I was told that I *may* not be able to keep my number.
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