Best pay and forget SIM?

Bob_Uppendown · 6 July at 12:49PM

RWG still have an option to top up, without purchasing a monthly bundle. You just been to send a text or make a chargeable call every 180 days.

Phones4Chris · 8 July at 2:15AM

You can still top up RWG SIM cards. There's a thread about their new site etc. at

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670900/rwgs-new-website-plans-and-new-charges

What else do you need to know, If you want more info about RWG best to ask on there.

Cisco001 · 8 July at 5:11PM

O2 classic 321 has eSIM. But you need to go to the shop to swap it.

They do give me £5 credit when I rang CS to register online account. It was in Apr or May when I did it.

atlantis187 · 8 July at 10:10PM

Will the shop definately let me swap is to an eSim? wont they just fob me off and say ring customer service

Cisco001 · 9 July at 9:53AM

I did the swap couple month before in store. Take 5 minutes.

According to AI

How to Swap Your O2 PAYG eSIM

O2 doesn't offer a self-serve option for existing PAYG customers to switch directly online, so you will need to take the following steps: [1, 2]

Visit an O2 Store: The quickest and most reliable method is to drop into your nearest O2 Store. Make sure to bring a valid photo ID (like a passport or driving licence) so a representative can issue you a new eSIM profile and transfer your existing mobile number. [1]
Contact O2 Support: Alternatively, you can request a replacement by calling O2 Customer Service. They will ask you some security questions and can then set up a new eSIM for you. [1]
Install the New Profile: Once you have your new QR code or activation instructions, you can download the eSIM onto your device. Ensure you are connected to Wi-Fi, go to your phone's settings, and tap Add Mobile Plan or Download a new eSIM to scan your new QR code

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