WLNP

(Wireless Local Number Portability) The capability of keeping the same cellphone number when switching carriers. See NP and LNP.

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Eastern Red Bat (Lasiurus borealis) occurrence in Northern Alberta

During 2002-2006, 99 bighorn sheep (49 males, 50 females) were immobilized according to ground darting (GNP) and helicopter net-gunning (WLNP) protocols approved by an Animal Care and Use Committee.

Distribution of Pasteurella Trehalosi genotypes isolated from Bighorn Sheep in Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park

Greg Haller, Indiana/ Michigan/Kentucky region president for Verizon Wireless, says WLNP is great news for small businesses that use their mobile number as their primary number, have that number painted on the sides of their vehicles or have vanity numbers that spell out the company name or product.

Have number, will travel: moving your mobile phone number to a new wireless carrier

The FCC has mandated WLNP but has not adopted standardized procedures for all carriers to follow.

CINGULAR UNVEILS "CHECKLIST" FOR WLNP

industry, low customer demand for WLNP, and the need for additional time

Competition versus regulation: "mediating between right and right" in the wireless and wireline telephone industries

NOW THAT THE FCC'S Wireless Local Number Portability (WLNP) Act is in force for most U.S.

Should you switch your telephone company? Wireless Local Number Portability is here. Who stands to gain from the chaos?

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