How to transfer your phone number to another provider

You can transfer your CenturyLink phone number to another provider, such as a cell phone carrier.

Transfer from CenturyLink to another provider

If you want to move your CenturyLink landline number to another carrier, here's what to do:

Contact the other provider and tell them you want to transfer your CenturyLink number.
That company will contact us to initiate the transfer (or "port", in our jargon).
The new company, or provider, should confirm with you when the transfer has been completed.

Note: If you have a freeze on your number, you will need to contact us to have it removed before the new carrier can transfer your number.

Number transfer FAQs

It means you will be able to transfer your local number to a wireless provider. It will then be their responsibility to provide your phone service to that number. All calls placed to your number will be received on your cell phone. Your landline services will be disconnected. In addition, you will no longer receive operator or directory assistance services from CenturyLink and your number will be removed from directory assistance and from future published directories.

No. CenturyLink features and services will no longer be available after you transfer your number. Refer to your new provider for their rates and services.

You will be responsible for any contract termination charges on any products for which there are contract terms or conditions. Any remaining balances for your canceled services will be due.

There could be routing issues that occurred during the transfer process. Please contact your new provider to get help with any problems that occur after the transfer.

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How to transfer your phone number to another provider

Transfer from CenturyLink to another provider

Number transfer FAQs

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Set location by ZIP Code

How to transfer your phone number to another provider

Transfer from CenturyLink to another provider

Number transfer FAQs

What does it really mean to transfer my local number to a wireless provider?

If I change my mind after transferring my local number can I move it back to CenturyLink?

Will I have the same features and toll rates after I switch my number to another company?

Will I continue to be billed by CenturyLink if I transfer my number?

Are there any payment penalties for switching my local number to another company?

If I have problems with calls after I transfer my number, who should I contact?

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