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# 39120 9-Aug-2009 17:33
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Hi.
I may be changing to 2 degrees since they offer good prices but if I keep my vodafone sim card for a year but not use it will I be able t use it if I put it back in or would they have shut it down?

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  # 244500 9-Aug-2009 18:27
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If you port your 021 number to 2degrees, then your Vodafone SIM is dead after the port is complete.

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  # 244503 9-Aug-2009 18:33
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But if you do NOT port your number, then your VF SIM remains active for 1 year after the last topup. So if you topped up 3 months ago, then you can just leave your VF SIM alone, use a new 2 Degrees SIM, and your VF SIM will still be "alive" for 9 more months if you decide to go back to it for any reason.

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