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bongojona

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#66746 22-Aug-2010 21:56
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Right,

I have my 2 degree micro sim ready to go into my new iphone when it arrives. I am going to port over my current vodafone number when I do, but I need to keep my current phone active up until I can port it over. I need to keep in contact.

My question is am I able to activate my iphone with the new micro sim and then port over my vodafone number ? Or will I need to port over first, then  activate ?

Or does it not matter ?  This will be my  first iphone so am not sure. 

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Wilstar
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  #371257 22-Aug-2010 22:42
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Doesn't matter, activate then port.

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