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31-08-2021 01:25 PM
Received email from EE stating I am not using my phone enough and may well lose my number! Where can I find info about how often I need to use my phone - I have searched the website! I just top up when I need to. Do not have any plan/package.
Kathy 24
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31-08-2021 01:35 PM
31-08-2021 01:35 PM
31-08-2021 04:32 PM - edited 31-08-2021 04:52 PM
@Kath24 : It's covered by §6.3 of EE pay as you go network T&Cs . However EE grants you a further non-contractual 90-day period of grace to retrieve it as well as sending you warnings beforehand.
01-09-2021 02:19 PM
Thanks for that very helpful information. I have checked my account and it is only 30 days since I last used my phone. I can only use my phone when I leave the area where I live as no mobile coverage!
01-09-2021 03:03 PM
Hi @Kath24.
This doesn't sound like a hibernation problem, it sounds more like a coverage issue.
Can you check your postcode in our Network Status And Coverage Checker?
Jon
01-09-2021 03:28 PM
@Kath24 : It's not a matter of just using it; you needed to have spent money on it. Did you in the last 30 days?
You needed to make a chargeable action like making a chargeable call or text, topping up or buying a Pack or Add-on, not just using your mins, texts or data from your pack.
01-09-2021 03:41 PM
Not quite sure what you mean? Payment for all texts and phone calls comes from my account which I top up when necessary. I do not have a pack.
01-09-2021 03:45 PM
I have tried to use Network Status and Coverage Checker but it doesn't recognise my mobile - probably too old! Not sure why the problem is a coverage issue when I have been informed of the lack of use. I know I only use the phone infrequently but that is why I chose a pay as you go service.
01-09-2021 03:46 PM
In which case you spend money on it every time you make a call or text. So, it won't have gone into hibernation but you have some separate issue.