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redeye52

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#139232 1-Feb-2014 13:23
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So, I'm wanting to switch to Telecom (but keeping many number) for their 4G data.

However I really do love 2D, and have been with them for a few years with no issues whatsoever.

I know there were talks about 4G and 2D, but not sure what the progress is on that and I'm rather impatient so.. I decided I wanna move until they roll out 4G.

Question is, would I be able to bring my number back with me once 2D gets 4G up and running? Or is there a limitation to how many times you could port a number between carriers? D:

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  #978503 1-Feb-2014 13:39
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Yes.

Last year I move between Vodafone and telecom twice.




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  #978509 1-Feb-2014 13:49
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No limit.

But based on whispers I've been hearing the 2D launch is now very close.


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  #978512 1-Feb-2014 13:54
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sbiddle: No limit.

But based on whispers I've been hearing the 2D launch is now very close.



so the rumour that end of february launch is true then?



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  #978749 2-Feb-2014 09:10
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=/ nfsfil Gaahh!! I guess I'll wait that little bit longer till 2D gets it then xD Thanks for the replies guys~

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  #978766 2-Feb-2014 09:40
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I have changed my number between 2degrees, Telecom and Skinny about 5 times in under a year with no problems.

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  #978854 2-Feb-2014 12:10
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jonovw: I have changed my number between 2degrees, Telecom and Skinny about 5 times in under a year with no problems.


Just curious as to why the high number of changes between providers?  Is this driven by the product offerings or locations in which you live/work/play? How much saving do you think you have made by chasing the best product offers?


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  #978904 2-Feb-2014 14:27
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Goosey:
jonovw: I have changed my number between 2degrees, Telecom and Skinny about 5 times in under a year with no problems.


Just curious as to why the high number of changes between providers?  Is this driven by the product offerings or locations in which you live/work/play? How much saving do you think you have made by chasing the best product offers?

I was originally on 2degrees and changed to Telecom because I found their data faster. I then found out my phone was broken and didn't work properly on 3g so i changed back to 2degrees so i would have reception at least for calling and texting on 2g. when i got a new phone i changed to skinny because they had better deals but i had a few problems with skinny and changed back to 2degrees.

 
 
 

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  #978911 2-Feb-2014 15:12

Ive switched providers about 4 times in 10 years. Whats $100 savings per year really?

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