New Delhi. The bigger the market for smartphones, the bigger the market for telecom companies.
Today, the fight goes on in the major telecom companies of the country that which company will be able to get its network to how many customers and will be able to take the number one position. Customers often face signal issues or slow internet in one network. In such a situation, it comes in the mind of many customers that they can transfer their number from one telecom company to another, but thinking that the process will be very long and cumbersome, they drop this idea from their mind. . Let us tell you a simple way to port a mobile number …
What is MNC
MNC i.e. Mobile Network Portability is the process by which you can change the network of your phone. That is, if you are an Airtel customer and you want to port your number from Airtel to Jio or Vodafone Idea, then you have to complete the process of MNC.
Advantages of mobile network portability
If you change your service provider, then you will not need to change your mobile number while doing so. The biggest advantage of mobile network portability is that even if there is a change in the telecom company, your phone number will remain the same, there will be no need to make any changes according to the company. Also, both prepaid and postpaid customers can port their SIM to the telecom company of their choice.
How to port numbers sitting at home
Select the text SMS option of your phone and type n new SMS. Write PORT in SMS, then write this number by giving a space which you want to port and then send this message to 1900. As soon as you send this message, you will get an SMS from 1901. This SMS will have an 8-digit unique code called Porting Code or UPC. This code of two English alphabets and six numbers is valid only for a few days.
With this code, go to the nearest outlet or store of the telecom company of your choice. There fill a form for MNC and you will get the SIM of that company. Let us tell you that some telecom companies also provide this facility at home, that is, your SIM is delivered to your home.
