How to transfer google voice number to another phone

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Create a new Gmail account.

1. Go to voice.google.com while logged into new Gmail account

2. Accept T&C of Google Voice on new Gmail account

3. GV will then try to get you to pick a phone number... DO NOT DO THIS STEP. Just logout of the new Gmail account.

4. Log into the Google Suite Legacy user account that has the GV number you want to transfer. Go to https://www.google.com/voice#phones

5. Click Transfer, a box will pop up. At the bottom it will say "Select a destination account to continue" and give you the option to "Sign-in to another account." Click that and sign into the new Gmail account you created in Step 1.

6. Once you sign in, it should be highlighted for you to choose.

7. Choose it, and complete. The transfer is instantaneous.
   Repeat for each GV number you need to transfer.

However... I would caution doing these steps too quickly or doing too many too quickly. On the first I did, I transferred it to a Gmail account I already had. On the 2nd, I created the new account one day, then waited a day before doing the transfer.

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Below we will take you through all the steps you need to follow to port out of Google Voice. Follow these stepscarefully and you will find the process to be simple and quick to initiate.

Your first step is to contact Google Voice to initiate a Google Voice Porting Status. This will enable your Google Account to make your number available for porting to other providers.

Now you can start looking for your new phone provider. If you are looking for a new landline provider to transfer Google Voice numbers to, then you should consider Community Phone. Community Phone commits to providing this service to those who still want to use this valuable form of communication.

Community Phone can provide landline and mobile phone services without an internet connection. For a no-nonsense, reliable, and straightforward landline phone with no hidden costs or extra complications. You can enjoy unlimited national calling from a landline for as little as $32 a month!

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3. Get in Touch With Your New Service Provider

Once you have made your new choice of a mobile or landline provider, you need to contact them. You will need to let them know about your intention to port a number from Google Voice. So that they can start porting from Google Voice, they need the following information:

• Your Google Voice Account Number
• The Google Voice Phone Number you want to start porting from Google Voice.
• Your details and address.
• The PIN number for your Google account.‍

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4. Pay a $3.00 Fee to Port Your Google Voice Number‍

After confirming with your new landline provider, log back into your Google Voice account. Complete the process by paying the $3 fee to port your number from Google Voice. Google can charge this fee to port numbers from Google Voice, according to the FCC.

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5. Check Number Porting Status

Then you need to wait for your new and old providers to arrange the porting process. It can take as little as a few hours to one business day to port a number from Google Voice. If you have any queries, contact your new provider to check your Google Voice Porting Status.

To check if the phone number has transferred, simply use a friend's phone to call and check if the call comes through on your new landline.

Read More here: How Long Does Porting a Number Take?

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Port Out Google Voice Number to Community Phone

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Community Phone is a popular option for people looking for a landline Service that doesn't require an internet connection. Community Phone is proud to provide a transparent, simple, and easy-to-use service which customers can rely on for their ongoing landline phone service.

Why Should You Port Your Number to Community Phone?1. There are No Hidden Fees

Community Phone provides a transparent, simple, and easy-to-understand pricing structure. You will not be subject to hidden costs, tacked-on extras, and nasty surprises when you open your phone bill.

2. Community phone is Not Operating System Dependent.

You can enjoy unlimited nationwide calling without facing any operating system restrictions.

3. When Google is Down, So is Google Voice.

Community Phone is not dependent on the internet to function, so even if your other services are down, you will still be able to make calls.

Advance Calling Features of Community Phone

As well as providing traditional landline and mobile services, there are a host of beneficial calling features included with the Community Phone service.

• A local phone number if you choose not to port out of Google voice.
• 99% of the US is covered.
• Voice Mail and Call Waiting Features.
• Easy to Set Up Call Routing Service.
• No technician is required for a simple home setup.
• Can connect with any landline phone.
• Support services to port a number from Google Voice with as little fuss as possible.

Suitable for both Homes and Businesses

Community Phone is also a great option for businesses looking for landline and mobile phone provision which is not reliant on the internet and will operate even during a blackout!

Companies are sure to appreciate the affordable pricing options and call centers will benefit from the robust Call Waiting features which can take the form of either a Round Robin or Simultaneous Ringing service.

Benefits of Porting from Google Voice to Community Phone

• No hidden costs.
• Strong Signal.
• Excellent Sound Quality on Calls.
• Strong landline and mobile coverage in Rural Areas.
• Risk-Free Two-Week Guarantee.
• Dedicated and easily accessible Customer Service Team.
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‍How Long Does It Take Port Out a Google Voice Number?

The time it takes to port a number will depend upon both Google Voice and your new phone provider. Phone number porting can take as little as a few hours or up to one or two business days. If you start to worry about how long the process is taking to transfer your number, call your new provider.

FAQs about Google Voice Porting

How do I find my Google Voice PIN number?

To find your Google PIN number you need to log into your Google Voice Account and then select your Account Details. You can find your PIN here. If you can't remember your username login, you can input your phone number instead to sign in.

Can I port a Google Voice number to a landline?

You can port a number from Google voice to either a landline or phone from a new provider. Moreover, you cannot port your landline number to Google Voice.

Why can't I port my Google Voice number?

If you are having trouble porting from Google Voice, you need to contact Google Voice support. Also, make sure that you have followed the porting steps in the correct order.

Did you cancel your Google Voice account before confirming a Google Voice Porting Status? If you don't do this, Google will lock your number when you cancel your service.

Another possible problem could be that your new provider doesn't cover your region of the country. This is unlikely to be the case with Community Phones which cover 99% of the US.
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