29-06-2024 11:54 PM
Hello,
I am trying to switch from my EE payg sim to a contract one. I have been using it for 7 months now. When l visited the EE store they weren’t able to finish the process and told me to call 150 to cancel the PUK code l requested 2 days earlier. I didn’t transfer this PUK code to any network provider. I rang customer service & they restarted the process but again they couldn’t finish, only this time telling me that it was a credit score issue. I was left confused from their responses, so may you please look into the issue again and assist. Thanks.
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30-06-2024 02:39 AM
@Keith128 : I think you mean a PAC, which is used for porting mobile nos. between networks. If so, there's no need to cancel it. Just don't use it & it expires after 30 days.
Follow How Do I Upgrade from Pay As You Go? to switch from PAYG to contract. Your existing PAYG credit will be carried over as credit towards your future bills. You keep your existing SIM & no. The plan on it is just switched to contract.
30-06-2024 02:39 AM
@Keith128 : I think you mean a PAC, which is used for porting mobile nos. between networks. If so, there's no need to cancel it. Just don't use it & it expires after 30 days.
Follow How Do I Upgrade from Pay As You Go? to switch from PAYG to contract. Your existing PAYG credit will be carried over as credit towards your future bills. You keep your existing SIM & no. The plan on it is just switched to contract.
30-06-2024 09:20 AM
PUK = Personal Unlock Key, used to unlock a SIM that's had the PIN entered incorrectly too many times.
PAC = Porting Authority Code, used to transfer a mobile number between different providers.
30-06-2024 04:14 PM
@Keith128 , If it is a credit score issue, are you able to check your credit score? We actually cannot look into your issue here, as there is no account access and we have no idea who you are, this is a public forum, you would have to discuss this with customer service. Good luck.