on 15-10-2018 17:51
Tried to buy a new Classic PAYG sim this afternoon and was told in the o2 shop that it is no longer available and the alternative is the BigBundle sim which seems to be significantly more expensive. I can't see anything about the withdrawal of the Classic PAYG sim on the website. Would appreciate it if anyone can advise whether this is really the case?
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on 16-10-2018 18:53
on 16-10-2018 18:53
@Marjo wrote:So these SIMs have not been withdrawn, however they are no longer available from the O2 stores. They are still available across all other channels as normal including the online page where you can order the free Classic SIM.
That's good news for those who prefer this option
on 16-10-2018 18:56
on 16-10-2018 18:56
I wonder what prompted the decision to withdraw them from the stores?
For some people this was a far easier option.
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on 16-10-2018 18:57
on 16-10-2018 18:57
on 19-10-2018 10:36
on 19-10-2018 10:36
Hello all.
I trying to set up a SIM for my Nan's mobile phone - it'll be for emergnecy and very occasional use only.
I understand that one of 02's deals - either 'Classic' or 'Simply' PAYG - will allow her what she's after, which is to top up with an amount (£10 or £20) and then be able to use this as required over the year or more until it's used up (and/or re-topped).
I've ploughed through numerous pages of T&Cs but haven't been able to find the actual specific confirmation of this (most of the useful info I've gleaned has been from 3rd-party sites such as MoneySavingExpert and the like), so still have a few Qs which I'd really appreciate if folk could answer for us.
1) Do both 'Classic' and 'Simply' PAYGs allow the unused top-up sum to continue being used month after month until depleted and/or topped-up? (I do understand that it may require the occasional use of the phone to keep it active).
2) If the credited sum is used up before it's re-topped, does the phone connection 'stop' or does it continue to be usable exept charged at a greater rate until re-topped?
3) What are the pros and cons of the two PAYG contracts?
Many thanks 🙂
on 19-10-2018 10:43
on 19-10-2018 10:43
on 19-10-2018 12:08
on 19-10-2018 12:08
Thank you - a perfect answer from a 'supreme' being 🙂
Really appreciated.
on 19-10-2018 12:14
on 19-10-2018 12:14
on 05-01-2020 21:17
Classic PAYG withdrawn for new customers as of November 2019
Existing Classic PAYG customers can continue to use the plan but now must top up their credit at least once every 6 months or lose their number and will not be able to rejoin Classic PAYG