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Which provider for o2-o2 PAC bounce? (Orange OK?)
Any thoughts on who to use\who to avoid for a PAC bounce between my existing o2 contract and a new contract that I'll probably take out next month? I'll only want to be in PAYG land for a day or 2 before retrieving my PAC and moving on to the new contract, I've heard that some providers will only release the PAC after 30 days since you transfered your number onto the PAYG sim so I'd like to avoid those. In an equal race I guess I'd like to give orange a try purely because I've never had an orange contract and it'd give me a couple of days to find out about coverage in my area.
Thanks,
Duncan.
Thanks,
Duncan.
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I would also like to know answer to the above question. I want to virgin-virgin PAC bounce.0
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Me too Please
:beer:Be good to the young on their way up you might need them on your way down.0 -
I've just completed an O2 - Tesco PAYG - O2 bounce.
Was with Tesco for about a fortnight before requesting PAC so can't give any indication as to minimum time with them. Tesco use the O2 network so my coverage was great, as before.0
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