Complicated PAC move, possible?

JPR

I signed up to a contract with O2 for my son who now tells me that the number of texts is too low (minutes too high, of course). Since it is a Casback deal I don't want to mess with that but in reality he would probably be better off with an O2 PAYG.

Am I correct in assuming that if a PAC was requested from O2 to another provider or O2 (or back to O2 PAYG via teh other network) then that would invalidate the contract? I would be quite happy to complete the contract myself but neither of us wish to lose our numbers??

Would O2 co-operate in this?


Alternatively, are there bundles to add on to Pay Monthly accounts (currently on 200 mins & 100 texts).

Thanks - head spinning now.....

xycom1

I am sure they would provide the PAC if the line rental for the rest of the contract is paid. You would probably be ineligible for cashback though...?

MrGreen

JPR wrote:

Alternatively, are there bundles to add on to Pay Monthly accounts (currently on 200 mins & 100 texts).

Have a look at the o2 website, o2 do bolt-ons which you could consider.
http://www.o2.co.uk/productsservices/boltons/offline?ref=quicklink_home

If you have gone for a cashback deal, you can't reduce/cancel or request a PAC code until your 12 month contract has finished otherwise you will be invalidating your cashback claim. If you want extra texts on the o2 200 tariff you can ad a text bolt-on, which will be ok with your cashback claim.

Messaging 400
400 UK messaging units* (3p texts or 9p picture messages)
£11.99 per month
Call 2425 free or text 'MSG400' to 21300 to subscribe.

Messaging 200
200 UK messaging units* (5p text or 15p picture messages)
£9.99 per month
Call 2425 free or text 'MSG200' to 21300 to subscribe.

Messaging 100
100 UK messaging units* (7p texts or 21p picture messages)
£6.99 per month
Call 2425 free or text 'MSG100' to 21300 to subscribe.

Messaging 50
50 UK messaging units* (8p texts or 25p picture messages)
£3.99 per month
Call 2425 free or text 'MSG50' to 21300 to subscribe.

JPR wrote:

Am I correct in assuming that if a PAC was requested from O2 to another provider or O2 (or back to O2 PAYG via teh other network) then that would invalidate the contract? I would be quite happy to complete the contract myself but neither of us wish to lose our numbers??

You would not need a PAC code if you were going from o2 contract to o2 PAYG as long as the contract has finished or paid up