joker97: Port in store in minutes? Never heard that before!
If so can I go to a spark store to switch a skinny sim from nano to micro say?
Skinny is a completely separate system from Spark. I'm fairly sure the Spark stores won't sell Skinny sims. They are provisioned completely separately from different systems. Apart from using the same radio network. The rest of Skinny is physically and logically separate from Spark. So anyone who says they are the same (And I am looking at you sbiddle !!) are giving you incorrect information.
I'm trying to do the same thing as OP and port my Skinny number to Spark. Am I blind or is there no form on the Spark website to achieve this? I already have a Spark (old Telecom) sim that I can use.
defragger: I'm trying to do the same thing as OP and port my Skinny number to Spark. Am I blind or is there no form on the Spark website to achieve this? I already have a Spark (old Telecom) sim that I can use.
And reading stories like this one just affirms my reasoning to stay with the one provider.
I have a few sales people trying to get me to switch to a new carrier, vaunting their cheap prices and better services. Then I hear of these issues and think, nope, not gunna bother.
I've been with Vodafone since they were Bell South, and to be honest, I haven't had any major issues, in fact I don't remember any significant issues I have had over the years.
Yea, their phone support quality has dropped over the years, but that's what happens it seems as you get bigger these days, but I haven't had the need to use them for anything significant.
I did call up the other day to inquire what a standard phone number was, may be clear to them, but made little sense to me. Apparently a standard phone number is a cellular and land line number within New Zealand, don't know why they didn't just say so...
They keep offering a Sky package, but we recently dropped them like the millstone they are and haven't looked back.
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