Keeping your number

Zebrdee

As a recently departed MVNO has gone, I want to keep my number. I have the PAC but should I transfer it to an old PAYG T-Mobile account or to 3 network on the 321 plan? Any other options as time is running out on the PAC?

espresso

Zebrdee wrote: »

As a recently departed MVNO has gone, I want to keep my number. I have the PAC but should I transfer it to an old PAYG T-Mobile account or to 3 network on the 321 plan? Any other options as time is running out on the PAC?

Zebrdee wrote: »

Well it took me months to leave T-Mobile plus associated bills so I personally don't have a high regard for them. Plus for PAYG They are nearly twelve times more expensive than 3 for calls and way more for internet.

http://kenstechtips.com/index.php/compare-pay-as-you-go-networks

Zebrdee wrote: »

Look up 'Three use Traffic Sense', speeds slow down to almost nothing from 3pm to midnight.

http://support.three.co.uk/mobiledocs/Support/Signal_and_coverage/our_network/TrafficSense_facts_document.pdf

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redux

espresso wrote: »

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grumbler

Zebrdee wrote: »

Any other options as time is running out on the PAC?

OVIVO gone ! : Where to go next ?

Zebrdee

All clever replies - NOT.

I just want to keep the number not use their plans. It's almost a 'gold' number, one easy to remember, many doubles. I already have some old T-MUK SIMs I could use the PAC on. Don't want another 3 account, plus it would be at least £5 to transfer.

'nuff time wasted on this.

Neil49

How about Giffgaff?

System

You about Neil ? PM'd you recently. ref ovivo

macman

If the number is precious, and the clock is ticking on your 30 days, then I'd port it anywhere immediately right now onto a free PAYG SIM. It won't cost you anything, and if on a 'real' network it will be safe enough for now. You can then port it again later when you wish.
Who know for how much longer Ovivo PAC's will function?