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Quickly and easily port local and toll-free numbers to eFone in as little as 3 days, with scheduling of the cutover time that’s most convenient for you and your business

Even a few hours without phone service can mean losing prospects or existing customers. With eFone, your phone number will continue to work during the entire porting process. When the transfer completes, calls and texts will seamlessly switchover from your old carrier to your new eFone business phone system.

There are no fees or charges to port numbers to or from eFone, and you’ll still own the number, so you’re free to port it back out anytime.

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You can easily get a new phone number or port your existing one.

We charge $20 to port a number.

On our side, we complete the process within 3-5 days. However, the process can take longer if we need more information, get the wrong information from you, or have problems with your carrier. However, we aim to sort these problems out as soon as possible!

From the phone numbers page, or during sign-up, you can request to transfer your number, and we will start the process for you..

If you still have questions that aren't answered here, our customer support is available 24/7 – visit our contact page for details on how to reach us by phone, chat, and email. Alternatively, you can raise a ticket via the app, if you're already a customer.

  • You can get your Canadian number account number by calling us on our helpline (905-867-9998).
  • We will verify your credentials and respond to you with your account number.
  • If your good standing with no past-due balance, we will give it to you over the phone or send an SMS.

Port can be rejected for the following reasons:

  • Pervious carrier always verifies the port by sending the confirmation text message which must be responded with 1 hour and the customer failed to respond it on time. The customer must reply with YES to confirm the port.
  • The following information is not valid.
  • Verify the phone number that is being ported.
  • The number has been canceled by the previous carrier.
  • Account number, address, or other information given by the customer is different from the previous carrier.