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Leaving and returning to o2
I've been with o2 for years and I'm out of contract. The signal is terrible everywhere but I use o2 Priority heavily.
The issue is with the forthcoming price rise I will be paying triple what I am being offered as a new customer. I've spoken with customer services and they won't come close to matching it.
So my question is can I get my PAC code, move to another network on PAYG for a month then get a PAC code from the new provider and move back to o2 on a new customer deal?
I can't see anything to stop me doing that but has anyone done similar.
The other potential option is to join a new network on contract with an eSIM and get an actual SIM for o2 PAYG. Would that work? Has anyone done that?
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The answer to both of your questions is Yes.
You can get Priority even with an O2 payg sim and ideally access it via WiFi in order to save on data charges. You can still get the old payg sims on ebay.
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I get access to O2 Priority with Virgin broadband so that's another possibility to explore if it's available in your area.
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You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time but you can never please all of the people all of the time0 -
what has been so special of late with O2 priority ?
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