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Disconnecting VoIP
My elderly father has been moved to a care facility in a different town from his home and we have installed new Comcast service there, including a VoIP. Unfortunately, we couldn't move his existing number that he has had since 1964 because of laws/rules surrounding routing to emergency services when 911 is dialed. We've call-forwarded his old number, but we are needing to sell his home and will need to disconnect service there.
In the "olden days" when a phone number was disconnected (before cell phones were the norm), there was a recording placed on the disconnected land-line number that stated what the new number was. We would hate to have to try to notify all the people who have his 60+ year-old phone number. Is it possible to disconnect service and have a recording with the new number on his phone number for some period of time?
Thank you!!
XfinityJon
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1 day ago
Good afternoon user_hh4jy2. I would be happy to look into your request further.
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