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FCC Expected to Delay Number Portability

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Jul 9, 2002, 2:24 PM by (staff)

The FCC likely will grant wireless carriers their requested delay on the deadline for mobile number portability next week, according to commission officials. It is still unclear how long the commission may push back the deadline, which is currently set for November 24, 2002. Mobile number portability would allow customers to switch carriers while keeping their wireless phone number. The commission is set to add the decision to their July 16 meeting agenda, sources say.

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