
on 26-09-2015 11:48
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on 26-09-2015 11:48
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on 26-09-2015 11:54
If you want to keep your number and your existing sim card is a nano sim then just put it into your new phone. keep the other one as a spare @Anonymous
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on 26-09-2015 11:54
If you want to keep your number and your existing sim card is a nano sim then just put it into your new phone. keep the other one as a spare @Anonymous
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on 26-09-2015 12:00
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on 26-09-2015 12:03
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on 26-09-2015 12:03
If it all works fine then you should be OK
I put my old sim in from my Samsung S3 to my new Note. All worked well. I only swapped it as the Note is a 4G phone and the S3 sim was just 3G. Best of luck anyway...
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on 26-09-2015 13:33
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on 26-09-2015 13:33
If it's a new or additional contract you will need to activate the new sim.
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