Question 1

Is the $49 a one time fee?

Accepted Answer

The available numbers that say “Activate this number for $49” are $49. That’s a one time fee, and you own the number with no strings and can take it to any phone company you want.

Question 2

What exactly does the $49 get me?

Accepted Answer

We give you proof of ownership, free temporary service for the first 30 days or 100 minutes of use, up and working the next business day, and you can transfer it to whatever company you want to use for the ongoing service with no strings or ongoing cost from us at all.

Question 3

Do I own the number, and can I move it to any phone company?

Accepted Answer

Anything you get from us you own, with no strings, and you can transfer it to any phone company you want. That’s the whole idea.

Question 4

Is the number mine forever?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it’s yours for as long as you keep it active with whatever company you want to use it with. You can’t disconnect it and walk away and come back a year later. Just like you own a domain name, but you have to maintain it.

Question 5

What proof of ownership do I get?

Accepted Answer

You get a PDF with your detailed receipt, your official toll free number bill and your Toll Free Birth Certificate. The Birth Certificate is the important one. It is your proof of ownership, and it is what you hand your phone company along with their toll free transfer form.

Question 6

Do you have numbers with repeating digits, or just a random 800?

Accepted Answer

The nice numeric numbers we have are in the purple Premium columns on your results, by value level: Random 800s and 1 Star are $99.95, 2 Star $299.95, 3 Star $599.95 and 4 Star $1,999.95. They’re not actually easier to remember, but they are easier to dial.

Question 7

Why do these cost more than $49?

Accepted Answer

They’re hand-picked numbers, graded from 4 Star, the absolute best, down to 1 Star, plus a set of random 800s. The better the number, the higher the price. It’s a one-time price, and you own it.

Question 8

Do you have a discount or coupon code?

Accepted Answer

The price is what the price is. There’s no haggling, because flat pricing is the whole point.

Prices and Owning It