Porting Authorisation Code definition

Porting Authorisation Code or ‘PAC’ means a unique code used to signify the Donor Provider’s consent to the Subscriber being entitled to request and have their Mobile Number ported to another Communications Provider;
Porting Authorisation Code or ‘PAC’ means a unique code used to signify the incumbent service providers consent to a Customer being entitled to request and have their mobile telephone number ported to an alternative service provider.
Porting Authorisation Code. ('PAC') means the reference number to be supplied by or supplied to VSL to enable the Porting of a Subscriber Number away from or to VSL’s Telephony Services.

Examples of Porting Authorisation Code in a sentence

  • If you request a Porting Authorisation Code (PAC) or Service Termination Authorisation Code (STAC) from us because you wish to port your number to another provider or switch to another provider without a port, it will be valid for 30 days from when it is issued to you.


More Definitions of Porting Authorisation Code

Porting Authorisation Code or ‘PAC’ means a unique code used to signify the incumbent service providers consent to a Customer being entitled to request and have their mobile number ported to an alternative service provider. “Permanent Roaming Activity” means use of the SIM outside of the UK on a permanent basis.
Porting Authorisation Code or ‘PAC’ means a unique code used to signify the Donor Provider’s consent to the Subscriber being
Porting Authorisation Code or ‘PAC’ means a unique code used to signify the Losing Provider’s consent to a Subscriber being entitled to switch to another Communications Provider without the Subscriber porting their Mobile Number;
Porting Authorisation Code. (‘PAC’) means the reference number to be supplied by or supplied to Tel Group to enable the Porting of a Subscriber Number away from or to Tel Group’s Mobile Telephony Services.