Port Authorisation Codes

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 712

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  24/05/06 - 16:50 #2

  Yeah, its allowed. No you won't get blacklisted.
  
  So don't worry about going for the best deal all the time.

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  sean2003 Posts: 2,674

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  24/05/06 - 16:57 #3

  I was not too worried, just someone suggested that i could get blacklisted if done it to much.
  
  I made a woman working in vodafones call centre laugh earlier.... She asked why i was leaving... I said i am porting out and back in again to take advantage of being a new customer

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  upnunder Posts: 2,379

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  24/05/06 - 17:07 #4

  There is no problem with porting as often as you want to.
  
  You shouldnt get blacklisted for it.

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  gilbo Posts: 206

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  24/05/06 - 20:50 #5

  When you ask for a PAC code does your 30 day notice period start from that day?

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  upnunder Posts: 2,379

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  25/05/06 - 17:58 #6

  No,
  
  There is no 30 day period if you are porting out to another network.
  
  When you give your PAC code to the new network, they contact your current network and arrange the handover.
  It should take no more than 7 days.
  
  If you are on a contract, you need to be outside of your contract period, or you will incurr charges for the remaining line rental.

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