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I’ve smashed my phone and now want to use my spare iPhone but To swap my sim I need to get a code sent to my old phone but I can’t read the message due the the cracked screen. What do I do?

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You need to either call customer services, 202 for contract, 4445 for PAYG, alternative numbers and live chat here http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus or pop into your local store.
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You need to either call customer services, 202 for contract, 4445 for PAYG, alternative numbers and live chat here http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus or pop into your local store.
I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
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Why do you need to swap your sim @Anonymous?
Can you not just put the sim in your old phone?

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Maybe a different size sim at a guess @gmarkj? Just guessing though....

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Quite possibly, but it may be they didn't realise they could use the sim in multiple phones or just swap it over...

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@gmarkj wrote:
Quite possibly, but it may be they didn't realise they could use the sim in multiple phones or just swap it over...

True @gmarkj. I am speaking from experience of a family member.Slightly different though.. he didn't realise he could push out the sim to fit his new phone. I suppose it all depends on the phone and type of sim you have originally...:smileywink:

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Yes, but unless it is a really old iPhone I thought they all used nano sims?
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Just re-read the OP and realised that actually they don't say what the old/smashed phone was - again making an assumption...

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