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03-07-2020 07:43 PM
What's the process for keeping your existing number from an old EE contract (which is now finished, it was a 12 month SIM plan) to use on a new EE contract ? To be clear, this is not an upgrade - the deal I want is thru a third party, EE do not offer the same deal. But the contract will be with EE.
I understand I will get a new SIM with the new phone but I want to keep my old number. How can I keep my old number in this case?
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23-03-2021 03:11 PM
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23-03-2021 03:16 PM - edited 23-03-2021 03:18 PM
@spaldo wrote:
I am in the process of going through this convoluted process. After requesting the PAC code from EE, I am now on a PAYG with Tesco Mobile. But Tesco won't give me a PAC code until I have some activity on the number. And to do that I have to pay for £10 of credit (the minimum they offer) with Tesco?
Surely this is not the case?!
Regardless of the reasons for undertaking this double-port, these are questions you would need to direct at Tesco Mobile. EE cannot advise or answer for what another provider is telling you.
From a quick cursory read of https://www.tescomobile.com/help-and-support/manage-your-account/leaving-tesco-mobile I can't see any reference to this, but it's still not something EE can assist you with.
It doesn't sound genuine, and I would certainly be minded to callback to speak to a different agent - see if you get the same advice. If it's genuine policy, I'd expect a text-based request to be responded to with a text message saying the same.
23-03-2021 03:22 PM
@spaldo normally you can get a new PAC code the day after the port completed.
24-03-2021 11:55 AM
Thanks. yes, it worked today. I'd been given dud advice 🙂