on 15-12-2014 17:51
on 15-12-2014 17:51
on 15-12-2014 17:55
on 15-12-2014 17:55
15-12-2014 17:59 - edited 15-12-2014 18:11
If you wish to keep your current mobile number to use on another network then you can ask for a PAC Code which when your new network uses it, this auto cancels your O2 contract and a final bill is sent.
More here -> http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Discussions-Feedback/Obtaining-a-PAC-Code-from-the-O2-Network/m-p/54427...
Live Chat can give you this code.
Tip.
Please check out alternative networks by trying out their payg SIM cards. If your phone is locked to O2 then you can un lock free as a contract customer or £15 as a payg customer (T&C apply )
http://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-and-devices/unlocking-your-iphone-and-using-it-on-another-network
use the un locking page in the link.
on 15-12-2014 19:29
on 15-12-2014 19:29
I hope the Op comes back to read this. They obviously think they have contacted O2 with this account based information....:smileysad:
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 15-12-2014 19:32
on 15-12-2014 19:58
on 15-12-2014 19:58
on 16-12-2014 00:20
@Anonymous wrote:
Tip.
Please check out alternative networks by trying out their payg SIM cards. If your phone is locked to O2 then you can un lock free as a contract customer or £15 as a payg customer (T&C apply )
http://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-and-devices/unlocking-your-iphone-and-using-it-on-another-network
use the un locking page in the link.
Tip.
Read the op.
on 16-12-2014 04:34
on 16-12-2014 04:34
on 16-12-2014 07:55
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Tip.
Please check out alternative networks by trying out their payg SIM cards. If your phone is locked to O2 then you can un lock free as a contract customer or £15 as a payg customer (T&C apply )
http://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-and-devices/unlocking-your-iphone-and-using-it-on-another-network
use the un locking page in the link.
Tip.
Read the op.
I have read the opening post Thank you and one must take into account that if another person performs a search looking for similar information and comes across such threads / posts and advice then the information about un locking is pertinent to both Contract and Payg customers apart from some T&C and Admin cost.
Im sure the OP has quite easily filtered out the part that involves their type of contract. 😉
on 16-12-2014 08:25
on 16-12-2014 08:25
I am equally sure the OP thought they were contacting O2 with their one and only post....:smileysad:
Veritas Numquam Perit