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PAC codes
Sunny_Saver
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Hi
I wonder if anyone can answer this question. I was told that you can only use a PAC code if you change from one mobile provider to another. However, today I was told you could use it with the same provider.
Thanks.
Sunny
I wonder if anyone can answer this question. I was told that you can only use a PAC code if you change from one mobile provider to another. However, today I was told you could use it with the same provider.
Thanks.
Sunny
“It was only a sunny smile, and little it cost in the giving, but like morning light it scattered the night and made the day worth living.”
F. Scott Fitzgerald
F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Same provider if it's PAYG to PM (or vice versa), different provider if it's PM to PM, or PAYG to PAYG.0
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A SAME network (internal) transfer does not make use of a PAC, and it can complicate things if requested.0
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Thanks, but can you do an internal transfer without a PAC?A SAME network (internal) transfer does not make use of a PAC, and it can complicate things if requested.“It was only a sunny smile, and little it cost in the giving, but like morning light it scattered the night and made the day worth living.”
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Depends on what kind. If you're moving from contract to payg (or the other way), no.
If you want to start a new contract (because it's a better deal than upgrading) and move your number to it, no, you can't do that at all.
If you give a little more info we can answer the question more fully.0 -
Depends on what kind. If you're moving from contract to payg (or the other way), no.
If you want to start a new contract (because it's a better deal than upgrading) and move your number to it, no, you can't do that at all.
If you give a little more info we can answer the question more fully.
Thanks.
I have a Simplicity SIM 300 minutes a month. I want to change to a Simplicitiy 12-month contract, but want to buy that via Quidco so I get cashback. That would mean me having two SIMS. So can I just transport my monthly SIM number to the 12-month one please?“It was only a sunny smile, and little it cost in the giving, but like morning light it scattered the night and made the day worth living.”
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