Support: Fusion - Transition

How does the transition from my current phone service to Fusion work?

The transition process, in most cases is very simple and requires no changes in your setup at home. It all happens within the phone system. Many customers will simply leave for the day and return to find their new improved service is up and working. If you're getting new service and in some cases where the customer has existing services with other companies, MCN will handle the installation and transfer of the service.

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