on 05-12-2018 23:18
Good evening;
Last week I called talk talk to have other offer for sim card than they branched me with o2 staff and I take new sim card than I received it last Saturday when I activate this sim card I found it with other number and my old sim card which is with talk talk still working, I called talk talk staff and they advise me to contact you and tel you that the Pac I have a Pac code and I want to keep my old number.
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05-12-2018 23:21 - edited 05-12-2018 23:24
05-12-2018 23:21 - edited 05-12-2018 23:24
All you need to know about keeping your number is here https://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-sims-and-devices/how-to-keep-your-mobile-number
Switching from another network to O2
Requesting a switch
Before we can transfer your number, we'll need your PAC. This is a code made up of three letters and six numbers. You can get this from your current provider and it will be valid for 30 days. Let us know your PAC when you place your order.
Once you've ordered and received your temporary O2 number, fill in the keep my number form. Your temporary number can be found in your O2 confirmation email or sim pack. You'll also need the number you want to keep.
Forms sent by 5:30pm will be completed the next working day. Forms sent after 5:30pm will be completed within two working days. You'll receive two text messages, one to confirm the date of your switch and one to remind you on the day.
Make sure you save the contacts on your sim before the switch. If you need help saving or restoring contacts from a sim, you can book an appointment with an O2 Guru.
On the day of the switch
You'll need to be in the UK when your number switches.
On the day of the switch, your current sim will lose signal. When this happens, put your new O2 sim in your phone. If you don't have an O2 signal, switch your phone off and on every couple of hours until you get a signal. If you still don't have signal by 6pm, contact us.
Texts and picture messaging can take up to 24 hours to work after the switch.
Veritas Numquam Perit
05-12-2018 23:21 - edited 05-12-2018 23:24
05-12-2018 23:21 - edited 05-12-2018 23:24
All you need to know about keeping your number is here https://www.o2.co.uk/help/phones-sims-and-devices/how-to-keep-your-mobile-number
Switching from another network to O2
Requesting a switch
Before we can transfer your number, we'll need your PAC. This is a code made up of three letters and six numbers. You can get this from your current provider and it will be valid for 30 days. Let us know your PAC when you place your order.
Once you've ordered and received your temporary O2 number, fill in the keep my number form. Your temporary number can be found in your O2 confirmation email or sim pack. You'll also need the number you want to keep.
Forms sent by 5:30pm will be completed the next working day. Forms sent after 5:30pm will be completed within two working days. You'll receive two text messages, one to confirm the date of your switch and one to remind you on the day.
Make sure you save the contacts on your sim before the switch. If you need help saving or restoring contacts from a sim, you can book an appointment with an O2 Guru.
On the day of the switch
You'll need to be in the UK when your number switches.
On the day of the switch, your current sim will lose signal. When this happens, put your new O2 sim in your phone. If you don't have an O2 signal, switch your phone off and on every couple of hours until you get a signal. If you still don't have signal by 6pm, contact us.
Texts and picture messaging can take up to 24 hours to work after the switch.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 05-12-2018 23:27
on 05-12-2018 23:27
Must mention here that you are NOT talking to O2 customer services. This is a community forum made up of members like yourself.
If you have any issues then please contact customer services here
https://www.o2.co.uk/contactus
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 06-12-2018 09:01
Good morning @123 and welcome to the forum I hope the information @Cleoriff shared above helps you sort out your number but please do let us know how you're getting on!
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on 15-08-2020 17:21
on 15-08-2020 18:26
on 15-08-2020 18:26
Just call O2 and ask them to migrate your number across. All numbers to call in this guide
Guide: Coronavirus Community Help and Support
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 11-12-2020 15:47
on 11-12-2020 15:51
on 11-12-2020 15:51
It may be better to call @2406
Numbers here
Guide: Coronavirus Community Help and Support
Advice from an O2 Guru regarding a way to get through:
If you call 4445, when it comes to the reason you are calling stay silent for 15 seconds and you will be taken to the keypad options.
Press 2 for Everything Else
Press 5 for More Options
Press 7 for Anything Else which will put you though to an advisor.
Press Upgrade, Lost/Stolen or Fraud if you have to.