on 06-12-2016 06:14
on 06-12-2016 06:14
on 06-12-2016 13:17
on 06-12-2016 13:17
on 06-12-2016 13:18
on 06-12-2016 13:18
on 06-12-2016 13:50
on 06-12-2016 13:50
Good luck, hope all goes well.
on 08-12-2016 06:37
on 08-12-2016 06:37
on 08-12-2016 07:03
on 08-12-2016 07:03
That's what we were worried about
on 08-12-2016 07:33
on 08-12-2016 07:33
on 08-12-2016 07:41
on 08-12-2016 07:41
Personally I would Google CEO O2 and email his office with a daytime contact number but someone else had this problem and the number was lost forever if u recall correctly.
on 08-12-2016 07:44
08-12-2016 07:54 - edited 08-12-2016 07:55
08-12-2016 07:54 - edited 08-12-2016 07:55
If they can reverse losing one of the numbers, so you have two sim cards and the two original numbers then I would recommend the following:
get a new payg sim.
swap one of the numbers to this sim.
swap the other number to the first sim.
swap the number from the payg sim to the second original sim.
@MI5 would have a greater understanding of this (bows in awe of his presence and knowledge) but suspect this might be the only way around it.
out if interest (if you can) why do you need to swap the two numbers?
Edited to add - clearly took too long to reply, but I'll leave the message above in the (false) hope it gets fixed...
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on 08-12-2016 07:57
on 08-12-2016 07:57