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Porting number to payg then back to contract
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The only network rep that's ever said anything about this is of no use to you, as it was Orange ! (what are the odds...).
You can port in in the morning and request your pac in the afternoon.
I'd say you could port into any network and then call a couple of days later and say that you've found you've got a really poor signal and need to move to another network. They have to give you your pac when requested, I've never seen a time limit stated anywhere ?0 -
thanks jon
true they cant deny you a code that i know-good idea to say signal is badWhat goes around-comes around0 -
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or that yes good idea flyingWhat goes around-comes around0
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This is what I was looking at doing too, bit long winded but I need to keep my number and on the same network,, Orange.
Just no good upgrade deals for 18 months0 -
hi john
yes thats the only prob isnt it they charge u more for upgrading but new contract seems to work out better jsut alot of hassleWhat goes around-comes around0
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