How long have you had the same phone number

• gerb131

  

  Had mine for around 8 yrs. Thinking about changing it the cell number that is. Don't have a home phone noone be around to answer that one.
• justincredible

  

  3ish years. Used to have a 740 number but now have a 513.
• karen lotz

  

  Had the same number since I first got a cell phone. 10 years maybe?
• j_crazy

  

  2 years i've had this phone number. will be changing it if we be moving to katy though.
• gerb131

  

  justincredible;782179 wrote:3ish years. Used to have a 740 number but now have a 513.

  
  Gotta get back to the 740!
• Curly J

  

  Since 2005....and I still can't remember it half the time.
• justincredible

  

  gerb131;782182 wrote:Gotta get back to the 740!

  
  I remember when the 740 was all 614.
• End of Line

  

  Since I first got a cell phone. Been about 6 years.
• ts1227

  

  justincredible;782196 wrote:I remember when the 740 was all 614.

  
  It was only about 15 years ago that all we had in Ohio was 216 (NE), 614 (SE), 419 (NW), and 513 (SW)
• OSH

  

  I have had mine since 2003.
• Steel Valley Football

  The house where I grew up in Warren...same phone number since 1967 or so. Now my wife and I just have cell phones.
• O-Trap

  

  Had a stalker back in 2007, so I had to change it.
  
  So June of 2007.
• sleeper

  

  I have to change mine every 3 months it seems because I get psycho bitches who don't understand that just because we have sex, doesn't mean we're in a relationship.
• bigdaddy2003

  

  4 years this month.
• wildcats20

  

  Got my cell in 9th grade, I was 15, so 11 years now. No plans on ever changing it.
• O-Trap

  

  justincredible;782196 wrote:I remember when the 740 was all 614.

  I remember when a good chunk of the 330 was 216.
• fan_from_texas

  I'm on my third. I had my first one for 6-ish years, but once we moved here for good, we needed to change the area code. I then had my second number for a year or two, but I had a lot of problems with it--some drug dealer named Johnny had it before me, so I KEPT getting calls. And then it started receiving telemarketing calls. And then I started getting calls from people who swore that I just called them, even though I didn't (is that even possible?). Freaked me out, so I changed to my new number back in February.
• O-Trap

  

  fan_from_texas;782259 wrote:I started getting calls from people who swore that I just called them, even though I didn't (is that even possible?).

  Spoofing your number. You didn't actually call them, and the call would not show up on any billing statement, but their caller ID could indeed say your number.
  
  Same can be done with email, actually.
• krambman

  

  I got my first cell phone when I turned 18, I'm now 25, so almost 8 years. I don't plan on ever changing it. If I ever move out of this area code I'll just get a local forwarding number if I have to.
• Con_Alma

  Portability should enable you to transfer that land line phone number to any new device you choose so long as you are the registered account owner on the new line.
  
  Am I not understanding that correctly?
  
  I've had the same home number since 1990 when I move back to Ohio.
• Con_Alma

  krambman;782266 wrote:... If I ever move out of this area code I'll just get a local forwarding number if I have to.

  
  
  Why would you get a local forwarding number?
• LJ

  

  Had my cell # for 11 years now.
  
  My parents have had the same home # for 38 years
• Belly35

  

  Same land line # for 30 years
  Cell phone # going on 8 maybe 9 years
• sherm03

  

  Got my number when I got my first cell at 18. I'll be 27 this summer...so about 9 years.
  
  Now with Google Voice, I won't ever have to change it. I have a 513 number that I give out to people around here, and it rings through to my 330 phone.
• -Society-

  

  sherm03;782355 wrote:Got my number when I got my first cell at 18. I'll be 27 this summer...so about 9 years.
  
  Now with Google Voice, I won't ever have to change it. I have a 513 number that I give out to people around here, and it rings through to my 330 phone.

  
  Ok.