How to change your landline and mobile phone number

How to change your landline and mobile phone number, in a simple way, opting for the best offer on the market.

Does it bother you to receive so many calls from call centers or from people you no longer want to have contact with? If the answer is “yes”, know that the time may have come to change your mobile and landline number. Therefore, before proceeding with the activation of a new number or a new offer, it is a good idea to collect all the necessary information, so as not to receive unpleasant surprises later. Let’s find out together how to proceed.

How to change your mobile phone number

If you want a new mobile number, you can sign a new telephone contract even if you have a previous contract with your operator: you can, in fact, sign a second one and deactivate the first one.

In this case, you essentially need to connect to the telephone operator’s website and take a look at the offers available and then proceed with their online activation either directly online, if there is such a possibility or, alternatively, at a physical store.

The activation of a new one SIMespecially if you opt for an eSIM, can be completed immediately and – usually – has a maximum cost of 10 euros.

Alternatively, you can also just change the telephone number, without changing the offer and rates, so as not to give up the options you have previously subscribed to.

Change your landline phone number

For what concern fixed numberthe situation is a little different than that of furniture, as you are tied to a contract that provides different rules and provisions.

It is possible to change telephone operator, although you must, in any case, respect the terms set out in your contract which, for example, include the 30 days notice And using the migration code. Furthermore, the costs associated with this procedure vary from operator to operator and – various penalties for deactivating your offer may also be linked to it.

Furthermore, it must be said that there is no single procedure for changing the fixed number and which, moreover, can be completed directly online. In some cases, in fact, you need to contact your operator directly with whom you can then explore all the options available to you.

Some operators – among which, for example, we can include Fastweb, allow you to change number directly from the online customer area, but this option is not always made available by all operators. Finally, the costs relating to number changes and activation times may also be different based on the reference operator.