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Contract phone number to PAYG?
Hi,
I am on t-mobile contract which is ending soon, I am after a better deal but TM aren't offering much. I have found a better deal but it is on t-mobile with dialaphone. Can I request a PAC code, use that number on a PAYG account then get another PAC code and switch back toTM with Dialaphone?
I am on t-mobile contract which is ending soon, I am after a better deal but TM aren't offering much. I have found a better deal but it is on t-mobile with dialaphone. Can I request a PAC code, use that number on a PAYG account then get another PAC code and switch back toTM with Dialaphone?
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I don't think you can do it on the same network, however I might be wrong0
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Hi,
I have a separate O2 PAYG sim card, I am pretty sure you can't pac to another t-mobile PAYG or Contract account.0 -
Hi,
I am on t-mobile contract which is ending soon, I am after a better deal but TM aren't offering much. I have found a better deal but it is on t-mobile with dialaphone. Can I request a PAC code, use that number on a PAYG account then get another PAC code and switch back toTM with Dialaphone?
i did this on o2. contract - payg -then dialaphone contract.(o2)
have you tried getting a pac from tmobile and they may offer you the deal you want if they think you are leaving them
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You can't go from a contract to another contract with your pac (its called a backdoor upgrade and the networks don't allow them). You'd need to go to a payg acc, on any network, and then back. A right pain I know, but it works.0
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