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Yaz - 06 Dec 2006 14:27 GMT

I am told by OSPS that it is not possible to port your existing online PAYG
o2 number over t oa contract? is that correct?

O2 give me a different story. They say it is possible.

Sid

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King Of Fools - 06 Dec 2006 15:26 GMT

> I am told by OSPS that it is not possible to port your existing online PAYG
> o2 number over t oa contract? is that correct?
>
> O2 give me a different story. They say it is possible.

It is possible to move your O2 online PAYG number to an O2 online
contract.

It is not possible to port your O2 online PAYG number to an O2 offline
contract.

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{{{{{Welcome}}}}} - 06 Dec 2006 17:09 GMT

Thus spaketh Yaz:

> I am told by OSPS that it is not possible to port your existing
> online PAYG o2 number over t oa contract? is that correct?
>
> O2 give me a different story. They say it is possible.
>
> Sid

Porting using a PAC is when you are moving from one provider to another,
as in from O2 to Orange or Vodafone to T-Mobile.

You can't port O2 to O2 as you are already on their network, however you
could transfer your O2 PAYG number over to a O2 contract.

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Gerry (The MOTH) - 06 Dec 2006 17:51 GMT

OSPS may not have allowed it cos with some of their O2 deals you need to be
a new customer. I know when I was after a E60 with 9 months free I could
only take it out if I took a new number.

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Gerry (The MOTH)

> Thus spaketh Yaz:
>> I am told by OSPS that it is not possible to port your existing
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> You can't port O2 to O2 as you are already on their network, however you
> could transfer your O2 PAYG number over to a O2 contract.

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Yaz - 07 Dec 2006 00:02 GMT

"{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote
, however you

> could transfer your O2 PAYG number over to a O2 contract.

How do I do this? What would the procedure be?

Yaz

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Adi - 08 Dec 2006 16:51 GMT

> "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote
> , however you
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>
> Yaz

It is entirely possible on O2 to port all ways using a PAC code - they
don't do it internally, they do it as though it's a normal number port
- even though ur not changing network.

I have done it Online contract - online PAYG, online PAYG to offline
contract & online PAYG to online contract without problems (other than
the usual O" cock ups).

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Yaz - 10 Dec 2006 22:24 GMT

"Adi" <totalmus@yahoo.co.uk> wrote >

> It is entirely possible on O2 to port all ways using a PAC code - they
> don't do it internally, they do it as though it's a normal number port
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> contract & online PAYG to online contract without problems (other than
> the usual O" cock ups).

How... I have already received my phone from OSPS on O2 400 + Data Contract.
OSPS have said that they have taken my PAC code into their system but thry
do not know that my existing network is O2 otherwise they would not accept
the PAc Code. So I told them it was on another network (Orange?)?!?!?

Yaz

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