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Virgin Sim with £5 credit-Today only
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You could port your existing number to Virgin. Search for "PAC Codes" for further information.mikeyw wrote:...£5 for the incovenience of a number change ?0 -
mikeyw wrote:What's the benefit though ? - the number is diferent so nobody can call you unless you let them all know the number....so £5 for the incovenience of a number change ?
Could you not just use the £5 credit that they are giving you for free and then throw the sim away if you do not want to change.0 -
thanks for a gr8 offer. after use of £5 in the binRegard
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Great offer :T .. I ordered a sim card last night so that I can port my Orange contract number to it (my 12 months contract finished in October but I can't get any good tariffs when upgrading), then port back to a "new customer" Orange contract.0
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ZUBAIR wrote:thanks for a gr8 offer. after use of £5 in the bin
Virgin charge 10p a minute to call 0845 numbers.15p to call 0844 and 0870 /0871 numbers .
So if you ordered 2 thats approx 66 free minutes of intl calls at 15p a minute using a 0870/0871 dial through number.Or 100 minutes if you use 0845.
Or even 66 free x-net mobile calls using an 0871 access number
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joe13 wrote:Could you not just use the £5 credit that they are giving you for free and then throw the sim away if you do not want to change.
I recently got my first mobile phone (Virgin) so am still feeling my way round them, so to speak. This probably sounds a daft question - I sent off for one of these free sim cards so when it arrives do I take out the one that's already in the phone, put the free one in, get the £5 credit put on, take it out and put the old one back in? As simple as that?0 -
Not exactly as you would need to use the £5 credit via the new sim, the credit is on the sim, not the phone

but yes, once you have used the £5 on calls, texts you could put back your old sim.0 -
So I will have another phone number when I put the new sim card in?0
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As previous poster said, inconvenient!0
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