What Happens to Caller ID Phone Numbers in 'Terminating' Status, and How Does Billing Work?
Understanding the behavior of Caller ID phone numbers in 'terminating' status and how it affects your billing in Myphoner is essential. This article explains the lifecycle of such numbers and addresses related billing policies.
What Does 'Terminating' Status Mean?
In Myphoner, deleting a Caller ID phone number does not result in its immediate removal. When you click the trash can icon to delete a number, you initiate a process called termination. In this 'terminating' status:
The Caller ID is scheduled to end but remains visible on your account.
The number will remain active and functional until the end of the current subscription cycle. At this point, it will no longer renew.
This design ensures that there is no abrupt interruption affecting calls during the active subscription period.
Will I Be Billed for Caller IDs in 'Terminating' Status?
Yes. Caller ID numbers in 'terminating' status are subject to billing until the subscription cycle ends. When you purchase a Caller ID, you commit to at least one full billing period. Even if you delete the number before the period concludes, the charges for that cycle will still apply. Once the subscription cycle ends, billing and renewal will cease automatically.
Summary
Deleting a Caller ID initiates its termination rather than immediate removal.
Numbers in 'terminating' status remain visible and active until the end of the current billing period.
Billing continues for Caller IDs in 'terminating' status until the subscription cycle ends, after which renewal and charges stop.
By understanding this process, you can better manage your Caller IDs and budget for your subscription cycles. For further details or assistance, feel free to reach out to Myphoner's support team.