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DarkShadow

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#38602 1-Aug-2009 20:54
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When you port a Vodafone prepay number to another company, what happens to the sim? Will it get another number? Can you reactivate it? What happens to the credit?

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johnr
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  #241312 1-Aug-2009 20:58
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Credit expires

it will not get another number

No you can not reactivate it as you ported the number away

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DarkShadow

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  #241350 2-Aug-2009 00:00
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Ok, can I port another number to the sim? Or is it basically useless?

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  #241360 2-Aug-2009 07:16
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DarkShadow: Ok, can I port another number to the sim? Or is it basically useless?


Its a lite paper weight



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  #241376 2-Aug-2009 09:46
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johnr:
DarkShadow: is it basically useless?


Its a lite paper weight

Pictures of this scenario in action puhleeze. :o)







jamesvini
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  #241402 2-Aug-2009 12:06
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tonyhughes:
johnr:
DarkShadow: is it basically useless?


Its a lite paper weight


Pictures of this scenario in action puhleeze. :o)


here you go

https://cdn.geekzone.co.nz/imagessubs/blog2f28b7e490a1c509ac3ed4eb35a3b47c.jpg

 

friedCrumpet
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  #241489 2-Aug-2009 17:29
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jamesvini:
tonyhughes:
johnr:
DarkShadow: is it basically useless?


Its a lite paper weight


Pictures of this scenario in action puhleeze. :o)


here you go

https://cdn.geekzone.co.nz/imagessubs/blog2f28b7e490a1c509ac3ed4eb35a3b47c.jpg

 
 


LOL

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  #241501 2-Aug-2009 17:53
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As someone who uses a few SIMs I think it's a real shame that Vodafone refuse to re-use SIM numbers (I'm sure someone must have invented some reason for this at some point - but it makes no sense to me!).

And I note that Telecom ARE allowing XT SIMs to be re-allocated - which is most useful.



jamesvini
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  #241504 2-Aug-2009 17:55
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i suppose its for a sercurity reason.
or vodafone has a thing about germs

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