Elite christmas special

silvercar

mhoc wrote: »

I am so dim, I still don't understand this O2 sim thingie - I think I even sent for one but I cant even find the pack now.
Ive now got an iphone and its on EE
Is there an idiots guide as to how to do this from scratch again including sending for another o sim - how to do this?

If your iphone was bought on an EE contract you won't be able to get an O2 sim card to work in it.

tbw

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

No point going on a diet, until you have eaten all the chocolate and biscuits, otherwise they will be calling you. You may aswell finish them all off then diet, ha ha easily said, then another glitch on something comes along and we have to buy it even though we don't really need or want it.

Jeez, if I waited till all the goodies were safely gone it would be Christmas the year after next before I started !

Mrs_stinkface

Morning all.
Hope everyone is ok.

Since dropping little man off at 8.30 this morning I've biked to Sada, b+m, hobby craft, the post office and T's. I've struggled home with a ton of shopping, unpacked it, put it away. Done the hoovering, cleaned the kitchen and finally just sat down for a cuppa and a pain au choc before I have to go back out again to pick up my avon books in 10 mins before I pick lil man up again at 11.30.
:eek::eek::eek:

I'm knackered already :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

Nannylala wrote: »

Be strong tiny you know you can do it :T I think a bit of temptaion is good it makes you realise how strong you can be it was a bit like when I gave up smoking 9 or so years ago I always had a few ciggies in the cupboard just in case I weekened and I never did:j:j

Thanks Nanny, I am sat looking at a box of opened xmas biscuits someone has left on the coffee table in the lounge think I better go and put them away and make a big mug of black tea.

Wow congratulations on 9 years of no smoking :T, how is Lala doing I remember when she stopped is 2 years ago now? :eek:

emerald21

bubbs wrote: »

Sorry to sound thick, so i take my 3 sim out and put that in? and keep swapping it?

Your phone needs to be unlocked first Bubbs

Good morning everyone it's a bit better day today here but feel sorry for those down south

Nannylala

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks Nanny, I am sat looking at a box of opened xmas biscuits someone has left on the coffee table in the lounge think I better go and put them away and make a big mug of black tea.

Wow congratulations on 9 years of no smoking :T, how is Lala doing I remember when she stopped is 2 years ago now? :eek:

I am proud to say she too is still a non smoker:T:T

logie

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I watched weight loss ward last night. It made me hungry :rotfl:

I watched that too. Some of their portions made even my Christmas dinner look small. A side salad with a jar of mayo :eek: :rotfl:

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

No point going on a diet, until you have eaten all the chocolate and biscuits, otherwise they will be calling you. You may aswell finish them all off then diet, ha ha easily said, then another glitch on something comes along and we have to buy it even though we don't really need or want it.

My leftover goodies have been packed away as part of the food stash. Strangely they stopped calling to me once i'd done that They'll be dragged out for birthday party buffets, coffee mornings and taken to work for night shift treats

Tinyshoes

Nannylala wrote: »

I am proud to say she too is still a non smoker:T:T

Fantastic. :T:T:T

emerald21

josie wrote: »

Yes, just pop it in to see what the offers are now and then or when alerted there's something good on it. Aren't you on 10 ways on FB? They usually tell you when there's a good offer and also what to do re. getting your free one etc.

Don t know if anyone's answered this as I'm catching up but you don't need to keep swapping over. If you have a smartphone that's unlocked you put the O2 sim in and download the O2 priority moments app and follow instructions. Then when it's set up you put your other sim back in and that's it.:)

silvercar

Thriftygifty wrote: »

Yep that makes sense, so what did they want to do?

If they cancel the tariff and bolt-on on your account, you won't be charged for anything. But that will turn your phone into a real PAYG ie you will pay for every call and text and data. So be really careful to put the tariff and bolt on back on as soon as you get service.