easy to remember number..

Anonymous · ‎09-10-2010

As much as i have tried (and i have) my current number is just not that memorable and its driving me nuts. I have seen websites of companies who sell easy to remember numbers..and some of them are relatively inexpensive. But i dont understand how it all works. Anyone done this? Bought a special number and been through the process who could enlighten me?
Many thanks.
(oh if it helps i'm on a simplicity 12mth sim only contract and im happy with it.)

perksie · ‎09-10-2010

When you buy a number they will send you an active sim card (which may be on any UK network), you can then request a PAC number, which you give to O2, and they will change your account to the new number for you.

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jonsie · ‎09-10-2010

Forgot that posting a link on ebay would fall foul of the moderators, shame I didn't get a PM from them 😐

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Anonymous · ‎09-10-2010

Thanks guys!!! Obviously i was over thinking it... sounds fairly straightforward.

perksie · ‎09-10-2010

Let us know how you get on.

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Anonymous · ‎12-10-2010

Still looking for the perfect number.. 😐 ...typical woman!!
The ones i really like are £2oo+ which is a wee bit out of my price range. Its really hard to pick. I will post again when i find "the one" and let you know how it goes.

jonsie · ‎12-10-2010

Good luck

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Anonymous · ‎13-10-2010

I remember hearing yonks ago that Voda would 'reserve' easy-to-remember numbers to give to high-spend customers who requested them. Anyone know if O2 do anything similar?