PAC procedures

Jaded1

Hi. I would like to leave my current service provider. I understand that I have to phone them to ask for a PAC. I am afraid of being bamboozled by North Korean trained mind operatives. Is it possible to obtain the PAC via an on-line system? J

Inner_Zone

Jaded1 wrote: »

Hi. I would like to leave my current service provider. I understand that I have to phone them to ask for a PAC. I am afraid of being bamboozled by North Korean trained mind operatives.

What, just phone them up press the correct button for leaving.

Jaded1 wrote: »

Is it possible to obtain the PAC via an on-line system? J

Some networks yes, but we don't know what network or provider you are using!

virgo17

Jaded1 wrote: »

Hi. I would like to leave my current service provider.

If you could state the name of your present provider maybe one of us could relate previous experiences?

djpailo

Giffgaff and ID mobile provide PAC codes online.

bod1467

All providers could provide PAC codes online. But the major players don't want to as a phone call gives them a chance at retentions (and maybe also upselling).

Jaded1

Ee. .

bod1467

EE require you to call.

http://ee.co.uk/help/accounts-billing-and-topping-up/sign-up-and-manage-your-account/my-ee-account-help/get-a-pac-code

Jaded1

Very light, new user. I was attracted by the 3 2 1 sim only of 'Three'. I now find the phone I was given, will not pass the Three, 3G test. Seems ungracious to criticise the donor. Regret wasting your time.

DCFC79

Jaded1 wrote: »

Very light, new user. I was attracted by the 3 2 1 sim only of 'Three'. I now find the phone I was given, will not pass the Three, 3G test. Seems ungracious to criticise the donor. Regret wasting your time.

Waste who's time ?

You call, ask for your PAC code and just stick to your guns if you get offered something to stay.

AndyPK

Vectone mobile would work with your current phone and be cheaper than ee.

Could go for their £1 month deal.