PAC number

[Anonymous]

How long does it take to send

a PAC number? Yesterday at 13.00 I was told it would be sent by text shortly.

[Bambino]

Good news @Anonymous, but be aware that the port will not begin until Monday even if you enter it today.

[MI5]

Happy to help.

[pgn]

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@Bambino wrote:

... Computers don't need the weekend off.

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Just the guys'n'gals that look after' em, @Bambino

[Anonymous]

Glad to see it’s happening for you 

[Anonymous]

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@Bambino wrote:

Good news @Anonymous, but be aware that the port will not begin until Monday even if you enter it today.

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The devil's in the detail innit ? ... = ... an old saying 

Hope it all works out for you well @Anonymous

[Bambino]

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@pgn wrote:

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@Bambino wrote:

... Computers don't need the weekend off.

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Just the guys'n'gals that look after' em, @Bambino

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Yes, I get that, @pgn, but I'm sure there are some O2 employees who would be willing to work flexible days so there would be 7 day a week coverage. Many companies do that.

[MI5]

Porting isn't done by the networks, so it's not a case of asking O2 employees to work overtime I'm afraid.

[Bambino]

Well then whichever service does the porting, they could be asked to work flexible days. I'm not suggesting overtime. I was suggesting weekend working, and different days in the week off instead. As I said, there are many companies who keep their services going seven days a week. We live in a 24/7  world. Why not the world of mobile phones which are used 24/7?

[pgn]

I thought week-end days at a minimum, if not the full 48 hours across Sat and Sun, @Bambino.

[Bambino]

I'm not quite sure I understand what you're saying @pgn.

I'm saying that many businesses that are open 7 days a week  give their employees different days of the week off, and they're not paid any differently on weekends. They still work a five day week, but their days off are, say, Thursday and Friday rather than Saturday and Sunday. Some people aren't that precious about having 'the weekend' off.