Google Voice will let you change your phone number for $10
Those new phone numbers will come in handy for new customers. But what if you're an existing user looking to change your number? I signed up for GrandCentral when I lived in Brooklyn and got myself a number with a 718 area code. Now I live in Philadelphia and feel silly giving out that number.
Now Google is offering users like me a chance to change our numbers. You'll have to pony up $10 for the change, but since most of Google Voice's features are free, that seems like a pretty reasonable price.
When you change numbers, all calls made to your old number will continue coming to your new number for 90 days.
[via TechCrunch]
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THJ said 1:29PM on 7-03-2009
Sweet, they are supporting SMS now. I wish I had jumped on Grandcentral way back when.
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Greg Scher said 10:23AM on 7-04-2009
I thought the whole point was NOT to change your number.