Upgrading SIM Only Plan
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on 16-09-2024 17:11
If I upgrade my phone+sim contract to a new sim only contract. Can I activate through eSIM whilst in the EU? Just want to take advantage of prices before October when I'm back in the UK.
Thanks!
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on 16-09-2024 17:13
Your new contract will automatically update on whichever sim you are using currently.
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on 16-09-2024 17:18
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on 16-09-2024 17:18
I forgot to add. I'm changing phones though, since my phone is on the imminence of dying. Would prefer to use eSIM from now on on the new phone.
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on 16-09-2024 17:25
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on 16-09-2024 17:25
You can do that from your MyO2.
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on 16-09-2024 17:30
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on 16-09-2024 17:30
Personally I would stick the old plastic SIM in the new phone until at least returning to the UK
eSIMs and O2 are not a good combination going on people's experiences.
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on 16-09-2024 17:30
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on 16-09-2024 17:30
Yes, I understand. What I mean is by currently being in the EU.
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on 16-09-2024 18:52
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on 16-09-2024 18:52
@Sptz87 wrote:Yes, I understand. What I mean is by currently being in the EU.
Yes @Sptz87
I understood the question and yes you can.
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