01-01-2024 08:35 AM - last edited on 01-01-2024 08:43 AM by computergeek541
"I moved my phone number to Public Mobile, and the transfer was completed successfully. However, I am unable to make calls, although I can receive them on my Public Mobile device and use 5G data without any issues. Even when I switch back to my previous service provider’s SIM card, I am still unable to make calls. Furthermore, my previous service provider’s phone service has been completely terminated, and I have been unable to make any calls using their service for over 10 hours.
I followed all the guidelines provided by my previous service provider when transferring my phone number to Public Mobile. I even responded with YES to the message ‘received a request to transfer’ that I received via SMS from my previous service provider. After that, I switched to the Public Mobile SIM card and rebooted my phone several times, but I am still unable to make calls. What should I do next?
01-01-2024 10:21 AM
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01-01-2024 09:59 AM
@HALIMACS
I sent the Private Messages you mentioned to the agent about 2 hours ago, but I’m not sure when I’ll get a reply since today is a holiday. It’s a bit disappointing that I can’t know the progress when such a problem occurs. In this situation, I probably won’t be able to make a call until the day after tomorrow. Thank you for your answer. For now, I’ll look forward to the issue being resolved when business starts tomorrow
01-01-2024 09:17 AM
@HALIMACS wrote:It's the other way around @kb_mv , isn't it?
If the OP's prior service account is completely disconnected and none of the services work with it, the port was completed.
I've always understood that incoming calls are the last to occur and if they cannot be received in the PM SIM (or go to voicemail) then it is a failed port.
@HALIMACS @pm_user_2024 my bad, you are correct. Not sure what I was thinking! I'll amend the post.
01-01-2024 09:12 AM - edited 01-01-2024 09:12 AM
It's the other way around @kb_mv , isn't it?
If the OP's prior service account is completely disconnected and none of the services work with it, the port was completed.
I've always understood that incoming calls are the last to occur and if they cannot be received in the PM SIM (or go to voicemail) then it is a failed port.
01-01-2024 09:07 AM - edited 01-01-2024 09:18 AM
@pm_user_2024 wrote:Correction: Incoming calls are fine, but outgoing calls aren’t working.
@pm_user_2024 That is an entirely different matter. Sounds like your port got stuck. Contact the Telus porting team at the number I'll message you. They should be able to help you out. Check your messages.
Please follow advice from @HALIMACS
01-01-2024 09:07 AM
@pm_user_2024 When incoming calls are problematic, that usually indicates the port process has not competed as it should, however you are clearly stating problem is outgoing calls, not incoming.
In that case, reach out to the customer support staff on the link I provided earlier, please.
01-01-2024 08:54 AM
Correction: Incoming calls are fine, but outgoing calls aren’t working.
01-01-2024 08:38 AM - edited 01-01-2024 08:40 AM
Can you try clearing the phone app's cache and data from the app, then reboot device, then try again.
Perhaps also try resetting network connections and toggling airplane mode on/off - those sometimes get things established.
If that doesn't work reach out to the customer support agents for them to re-provision the account.
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