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View Full Version : Converting phone ... contract to PAYG ... how? Jamie 22-07-2005, 15:17 I've come to the end of my contract, and want to convert over to Pay As You Go. I'm with vodafone at the moment. What's involved, what do I need to do after I've wrote to them to cancel my contract? I will need to use the phone for calls, txts, and GPRS. kirky 22-07-2005, 15:19 when i was with voda i just rang them and they swapped it over for me Jamie 22-07-2005, 15:23 Originally posted by kirky when i was with voda i just rang them and they swapped it over for me Sure, I may want to change networks though, shopping arround for the best deal and all that. kirky 22-07-2005, 15:35 Originally posted by Jamie Sure, I may want to change networks though, shopping arround for the best deal and all that. then you need to ring voda and get your P.A.K. code you give this code to the new network and i think it takes a week to 10 days to swap it over. bellis 22-07-2005, 15:36 Originally posted by kirky then you need to ring voda and get your P.A.K. code you give this code to the new network and i think it takes a week to 10 days to swap it over. i always thought it was a puk code but then again it is friday:) bobsyouruncle 22-07-2005, 15:48 If you're on a voda contract, and cancel it after 12 months (or however long you have to be on it), cant you just simply buy a voda payg sim and pop that in......? or do contract phones not work like that?:confused: KookyKoo 22-07-2005, 16:04 I got a good PAYG deal with O2, I have to top up at least £10/month and I get 300 free texts for that, not too bad for PAYG I think. I was on Virgin before which was good service, but I didn't know enough other people on it to make it worth my while. kirky 22-07-2005, 16:33 Originally posted by panda79 i always thought it was a puk code but then again it is friday:) p.u.k. is for unblocking spyro2000 22-07-2005, 16:38 Originally posted by jonluvsnique If you're on a voda contract, and cancel it after 12 months (or however long you have to be on it), cant you just simply buy a voda payg sim and pop that in......? or do contract phones not work like that?:confused: That will be alright if Jamie doesnt mind having another number, but if Jamie wants to have the same numberm Voda will need to sort it out. Jamie 22-07-2005, 16:44 I want the same number, and will prob move over to easy mobile: https://www.easymobile.com/ Looks like good value, 5p per text and 15p per minute (to any network). No GPRS though :( Jamie 22-07-2005, 17:24 Ah well ... good ole vodafone made me an offer I couldn't refuse to stay with them for another 12 months ... For £7.50 a month I'll get ... 75 xnet mins (incl. stop the clock). and 250 sms texts. YAY :clap: :clap: :clap: rich951 22-07-2005, 17:41 Just to be pedantic, it's PAC - Port Authorisation Code :) |