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How to keep credit when porting away from PAYG?
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I am currently on PAYG with Three, but would like to port my number away to a new contract (contract doesn't exist yet).
How do I do this while still retaining my existing credit with Three? I'd be happy to have a secondary PAYG SIM with Three for data use abroad, or lending to visitors etc.
This is probably a stupid question!
If it can't be done, are there good ways of spending Three PAYG credit, e.g. by buying credit somewhere else, buying apps or whatever?
How do I do this while still retaining my existing credit with Three? I'd be happy to have a secondary PAYG SIM with Three for data use abroad, or lending to visitors etc.
This is probably a stupid question!
If it can't be done, are there good ways of spending Three PAYG credit, e.g. by buying credit somewhere else, buying apps or whatever?
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1 Use up credit before porting
2 TXT charity numbers
Don't forget you many need credit of a few txt's for porting the number0 -
I did find this blog comment section (Three's official blog) in which someone called Alice asks, on 30 September 2015, "Hello, I have got two phones, both on PAYG Three and registered on my name. Can I somehow transfer my credits from one phone number onto another one?"
The reply from Moderator Claire is: "@Alice – Hi, the quickest way to do this is by calling our customer care team on 333 who can do this for you."
That sounds promising, but I don't ever believe anything anyone says if they work for a mobile network. I won't be able to prove it until it is too late - anyone here succeeded in this?0 -
That sounds promising, but I don't ever believe anything anyone says if they work for a mobile network. I won't be able to prove it until it is too late - anyone here succeeded in this?Evolution, not revolution0
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Yes, I've done that!
I was thinking I wouldn't have time for all that, but I guess I will by the time I've obtained the new contract SIM and asked for the number port.
Not looking forward to calling CS multiple times though!0
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