Google Voice Now Lets You Change Your Number. It’ll Cost You $10.
TechCrunch Jul 02 09When I first signed up for GrandCentral a few years ago, I lived in a different city. As such, I had a different area code. And that was fine until I moved and Google, which bought GrandCentral in 2007 and subsequently put it on lockdown, prohibited me from changing it. I didn't think much of it until my GrandCentral account magically transformed into a Google Voice account a few months ago, taking a good service and making it excellent. Unfortunately, I was still stuck with my old number. But now, there's an option to change it. The "Change your number" functionality, as spotted today by Boy Genius Report, is great news for users like me. Full story...
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