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5 Solutions to No Way

It is not about Money or Belief.  People often told me that there is no way they can change their mobile number.  

Not that they cannot afford the fees or they don't believe that their existing mobile number is no good, nor is it that they don't believe in us.  

They just have too many important contacts that they cannot afford to miss.  So they just remain using their old number, even though they know very well that that number is no good.  

Looks like there is no way out, right?

We know very well that nowadays people use WhatsApp more than phone or SMS.  When you change your number inside WhatsApp, WhatsApp can send an automatic message to all your WhatsApp contacts to inform you of the number change.  All your WhatsApp group chats will also change to your new number automatically.  The same goes for Line and WeChat. So there is no issue if you use WhatsApp a lot. 

But what if when you have many important contacts, many of whom that will not contact you via WhatsApp, can you still change your mobile number? 

The answer is yes.  There are 5 ways to avoid losing your contacts when you change your number, EVEN WHEN ALL YOUR WHATSAPP CONTACTS have already been informed of your number change:

1. Retain your old number for as long as you desire. Do a number forwarding or call divert to your new number.  This way is the safest method of all. Most people only need to retain their old number for 1 to 3 months, maximum of 6 months. 

2. Tell your Telco that you want to terminate your old number but make a request for a number forwarding service.  This way you only pay for one line but still don't miss any calls. There is a cost in this service. 

3. Do a message broadcast via SMS or WhatsApp Broadcast to all your contacts informing them of your number change.  If one SMS costs 20 cents, if you have 5,000 contacts to inform, the cost is $1,000.  This method is only for those contacts that you deem valuable.  Many people treat this as a marketing message and you can easily get contacts and business from here.

4. Send an email to people or letter informing them of your number change.  Again this is for contacts of high value.  But it has a very good marketing effect and you can easily earn from this

5. Give a phone call to those contacts that you deem valuable and have no contacts with you for a long time.  Such a phone call often rekindles spirits and re-establish links with your long-lost contacts. Other related articles:

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