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changing to nano sim

JAAK
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Have had a pay-as-you-go with EE for some years. It's on a use-within-180-days contract. Now have a new phone that takes a smaller, nano sim. Is it possible to be sent a nano sim for the new phone and keep my same phone number - and remain on the same 180-days contract? I have around £23 on the old sim - and only need it for very light/emergency use.

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Chris_B
Grand Master
Grand Master

@JAAK   If you heed to order a replacement SIM card you can do that HERE.  

you’ll be sent a multi sim and you just push out the part you need. 

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Chris_B
Grand Master
Grand Master

@JAAK   If you heed to order a replacement SIM card you can do that HERE.  

you’ll be sent a multi sim and you just push out the part you need. 

Daughter is swapping me from a Doro mobile which has a microsSD to a Doro smart phone, both from EE, both on PAYG. It needs a nano sim, but I want to keep my number. I also want the possibility of reverting to the mobile if I don't get on with the smart phone. How can I a get a new nano sim with my number, and can I revert, if need be? (I'm 92)

@JoMM 


If the two phones use different size SIMs, then you'll just have to treat it as (potentially) 2 SIM swaps.

 

Whichever phone needs the smaller SIM will dictate the size you'll need to cut down to. You can sometimes get adapters to convert a smaller SIM into a larger one, but I've no experience of how well these work.

Leanne_T
EE Community Support Team

Hi @JoMM

 

Thanks for coming to the community.

 

You can order a new size SIM card online and keep your number, you would select the new handset option 🙂

 

Our Pay as you go Care team can also help if you give them a call from your mobile on 150, or 0800 079 8586 from any other phone.

 

Hope this helps 🙂

 

 

Leanne.