What should I do without transcoding when I move?

If mobile does not provide transcoding, you can take the following steps:

1. Check whether the number is limited: send a text message "CXXZ# user name # ID number" to 10086 to check. After receiving the short message, if you are told that you can carry it, bring your certificate to the telecom/Unicom business hall for transcoding, and then send a short message "SQXZ# user name # ID number" to 10086 to apply.

2. Discuss with the customer service or management of the mobile operator: express the willingness to transfer the network to the customer service or management of the mobile operator, and ask for the cancellation of unreasonable restrictions.

3. Complaint: If the above two methods fail to solve the problem, you can complain to the relevant regulatory authorities and report unreasonable restrictions.

4. Give up the original number and apply for a new number for network transfer: If the above methods fail to solve the problem, you can consider giving up the original number and applying for a new number for network transfer to other operators.

5. Sue the mobile operator: If the above methods can't solve the problem, consider suing the mobile operator to stop the illegal behavior.

6. Terminate the service and transfer to a new operator: If the above method fails to solve the problem, consider terminating the service and transferring to a new operator.

In short, users should enjoy the basic right to choose network services, and operators should not restrict this right. If your rights are infringed, you must defend your rights in time.