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GreenLantern22

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Hi, the Mega Volt Bundle is currently being offered foo £ 70pm with the VM part being £45 and the O2 SIM Unlimited £25. Previously I heard people would sign up to the VOLT Ultimate plan and then cancel the O2 SIM within the 2 weeks only keeping the VM part of the contract. Is this option still available? The O2 SIM Unlimited for £ 25 is not a good deal. O2 is offering a 30GB deal for 24m at £12.99 whith free roaming in 75 countries which is more than plenty for me. Thanks
 
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How do I get the USwitch deal without losing my number of I am already on O2? Do I cancel the new O2 contract, ask for PAC code and use the PAC code on the new SIM Only deal from USwitch? Is the process of getting a PAC code and migrating my number the same as telling O2 I don't want their new contract?
 
How do I get the USwitch deal without losing my number of I am already on O2? Do I cancel the new O2 contract, ask for PAC code and use the PAC code on the new SIM Only deal from USwitch?
You should have an option to upgrade to the deal, according to O2 forums
 
How do I get the USwitch deal without losing my number of I am already on O2? Do I cancel the new O2 contract, ask for PAC code and use the PAC code on the new SIM Only deal from USwitch? Is the process of getting a PAC code and migrating my number the same as telling O2 I don't want their new contract?
When you are transferred from uswitch to the o2 site it will recognise you’re an existing customer and ask if you want this to be an upgrade or a new sim.

I got an £8 SIM last summer and it was seamless.
 
Thanks, tried a few times and indeed you can select when you are transferred whether you want a new SIM or migrate the existing one. I just did it although ended up going via Quidco (as they say they will give me a £ 12 cashback) and also ended up selecting the 30GB for £8.00 SIM only. O2 showed I qualified for the double data boost and O2 Travel Inclusive Zone so all good now. I can't believe I was paying £28.32 for effectively the same level of service. Also none of the good plans with USwitch and Quidco are available via O2. It's almost like O2 wants everyone dealing directly with them to be ripped off...
 
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Thanks, tried a few times and indeed you can select when you are transferred whether you want a new SIM or migrate the existing one. I just did it although ended up going via Quidco (as they say they will give me a £ 12 cashback) and also ended up selecting the 30GB for £8.00 SIM only. O2 showed I qualified for the double data boost and O2 Travel Inclusive Zone so all good now. I can't believe I was paying £28.32 for effectively the same level of service. Also none of the good plans with USwitch and Quidco are available via O2. It's almost like O2 wants everyone dealing directly with them to be ripped off...
still nothing like paying £6.79/mo for unlimited data though 😂

Glad you managed to get that sorted
 
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