Easy set up, port forwarding was smooth, uploading the address book was very smooth

They also have a deal where if you commit to getting Premier Plus, you may get a free modem and free porting if you want to keep your old number

At worst they are doing this on purpose to get confused users to turn the premium service back on (and pay for it) to get their ported number working again

Easy and quick porting of my number.

I'm regretting not porting to Google Voice for free phone service, but they don't offer 9-1-1 emergency service.

We had our landline/voip number ported to Ooma, so we did not have to notify everyone of a new number.

I purchased the HD2 handset to use to get used to Ooma while awaiting the number port

HOWEVER, getting it to connect to internet and going through the number porting process is a royal pain and Ooma customer support leaves something to be desired

Then when I ask to cancel my account and stop the port, they tell me it will take 3-5 days and cannot be certain that my number wont get ported in the interim and the number lost.

We switched from Vonage and our number ported over without any problems, took about 2 weeks

Once it is set up, you have to wait several weeks for the phone number to be "ported", then you have to rewire everything again.

Phone number port took awhile, but Comcast always takes as long as allowed (ten days?).

I had a flawless installation, setup, and number porting experience.

The number porting fee is kind of high but was completed quickly

All you need is an available Ethernet port and an AC outlet for power.

I'm waiting till my landline phone number is ported

The installation went smoothly, with my old number ported

Hooking up the Ooma Telo went well and was quite simple, although I have to rather ashamedly admit I had hooked up the telephone line to the wrong port and couldn't get it to work at first

I did pay extra to have my old number ported over, which I knew I would

But somehow, my home number was ported in only three days!

I called ooma directly and purchased the device and Premier level, paid for one year in advance, free number porting ( about $10 plus taxes per month)

I do have to say that there was an expensive porting fee, of about $40, something that Comcast was willing to waive when I was weighing my decisions about home phone provider

Found their customer service to be very responsive when we did the number porting.

I bought the Ooma device, had my number ported from WOW

Then when I ask to cancel my account and stop the port, they tell me it will take 3-5 days and cannot be certain that my number wont get ported in the interim and the number lost.

I called ooma directly and purchased the device and Premier level, paid for one year in advance, free number porting ( about $10 plus taxes per month)

Set up is very simple, as was porting the phone number

Oh, my number ported in 4 days including the weekend

You may be without usable phone service for a few days if you have your current number ported

I went ahead and ordered the Premium service to get the caller ID and free number port, but that is still cheaper per month than what we were paying.

I had a little issue when porting my old phone number over but that was resolved

I did sign up for the premiere service as it included the number porting

I had my number ported over, and that was without incident.

One complaint I do have - the day our phone number was ported over to Ooma from our land line provider, we started being inundated with junk telemarketing calls that we had never received before

We wanted to keep our number so we took advantage of the free porting (a $40 value) and paid for the premier plan ($9.99/month) one full year in advance ($119.88).

They allow number porting which I did and selected the plan of number port for $40.00 with annual premium membership for $60.00 (normally 120.00).

The switch was easy, we had our number ported which took a couple days.

It's a slick simple box, quick set up and had my number ported from Time Warner in about 2 weeks

Porting was very fast, only three days after activation, and porting is free if you buy the Premier services for a year prepaid

Very quick number port service.

But, the port kept getting blocked or denied at Ooma's end

I had my old number ported

If porting your home number is important be wary.

Setup was simple, the number was ported within a week, no echos or delays, and it's been reliable and clear ever since

I decided to get a new number instead of porting my old number.

They will have my old number ported tomorrow.

My number porting took less than a week

I did have my number ported from Vonage to Ooma.

Getting my home number ported over was easy and quick.

I had number ported and it took less than a week.

I bought everything and during the setup I purchased the premiere package with number porting.

Just plugging Ooma directly into 1 of 4 hard wired ports cleared up our issues

Each time, I was assured everything was good, the port-out was approved, and would be completed within 24 hours

I Initiated number port to OOMA and my home phone service (Frontier FIOS) was disconnected the next day

After paying for the Ooma device and number porting fee, I only have to pay less than $5 for fees/taxes every month

If porting your home number is important be wary.

So you will need to use 10 digit dialing for local calls until your local number gets ported

$119.00 in advance for 1 year service and free porting..then about $12.00 per month there after

Once my number was ported, I was not charged $

Sound as good as our T-Mo @Home service and it is only about $6 in telecom fees.