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Not sure what you mean by "locked" ?
Can you explain further please?
If your old sim has lost signal, you need to reboot your new contract phone to assist with the number transfer.
You can also check the status in your MyO2 http://www.o2.co.uk/myo2
If you need help from customer service, contact methods here Guide: How to find help & contact O2
23-02-2020 19:10
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That's why I asked if the old SIM had lost signal?
Your new SIM may be faulty if you've rebooted and it's not come online, so worth a quick trip to your local O2 shop for them to check and issue a new SIM if needed.
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@PLOW wrote:
Hi Marjo, sadly no joy retrieving passwords as it asks me to enter a code sent via text message to the old Samsung S4 pay as you go phone,but that looks as if its had the sim blocked (can't connect to O2 or use the £15 top up voucher) & without the codes I can't change any passwords (don't have a computer). I'm guessing that because the old S4 phone I'd previously been using belonged to my wife & my new contract phone is in my name that it's caused a query ? Very frustrating though as I'm not able to use the old pay as you go phone for anything unless I'm at home & log on to my BT internet. Contract phone isn't able to be used for emails,messenger,Facebook etc because all accounts are linked to the old phone number which I've asked O2 to tranfer? Not yet had chance to call in the nearest O2 shop due to my work commitments.
Your old sim has been disconnected due to the number transfer to the new sim card.
If this has failed you really do need to go in store for a new sim as yours sounds faulty.