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Switching network with existing ongoing contract
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Basically I am thinking of switching from O2 to EE as O2 signal has been down right shocking in the past year. I put in a complaint and they refused to give me a fee free exit from my contract as 'congestion is not their fault' (despite the fact it worked fine until the past 6 months so I put it down to them must have making infrastructure changes but anyway).
I have 3 months or so left on my O2 contract. My hopeful plan is to reduce my O2 contract to the lowest that they will offer me £6 (from £17) and then sign up to an EE contract using my existing phone number. Is there any way of doing this or not as I would need my PAC code (to move my number over) mid contract?
Does anyone have any advise on the best way to go about this?
Many thanks.
I have 3 months or so left on my O2 contract. My hopeful plan is to reduce my O2 contract to the lowest that they will offer me £6 (from £17) and then sign up to an EE contract using my existing phone number. Is there any way of doing this or not as I would need my PAC code (to move my number over) mid contract?
Does anyone have any advise on the best way to go about this?
Many thanks.
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I have done it in the past by asking for the pac code then at the supplier asking for number porting, thats a few years ago so not sure now0
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You can get a PAC at any point - the ones I've had also show the current cost if you then use that PAC. Only thing to check is that you're not signing up to a new minimum term if you change the O2 contract now0
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I switched to sim only month rolling with Plusnet who run on EE network0
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BUFF said:iMarkeh said:
I have 3 months or so left on my O2 contract. My hopeful plan is to reduce my O2 contract to the lowest that they will offer me £6 (from £17)0 -
strange - doing that would normally trigger a new contract period.
anyway you can probably check.in your app.0
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