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Cold calling from EE to replace old SIM Pack

Hillsburgh2
Visitor

I received a call today to replace my old sim pack to make my services better, it seemed like an off shore phone call and I declined to have it changed. Can anyone advise if they have had the same. Thanks

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Ali_A
EE Community Support Team

Hi @Hillsburgh2 

We don't call our customers to advise them we need to replace their SIM, you're right in being wary about the call. 

You can check if a call is genuine and from us on our How Do We Contact You page. 
Or if the call was from our Direct Partners at Phone numbers EE partners will call from

If you're concerned about unsolicited contact from other companies, you can visit How to avoid and prevent scams including phishing, vishing and smishing for hints on how to block and prevent these.


You can also report the call to be investigated at Report a scam call | Help 

Ali

XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

You sure it was a SIM Pack that was to be replaced & not the SIM itself. You might get a call to upgrade the SIM to 5G.

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