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O2 Simplicity
I've just ordered a new phone with an O2 sim. I want to go on the O2 Simplicity price plan, and so I ordered a Simplicity SIM and it says it will take about 2 weeks to arrive.
My phone should arrive Monday, and I don't really want to wait 2 weeks to be able to use it properly. My question is, can I put the existing SIM that comes with the phone onto the Simplicity tariff? |
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Nope, Simplicity sim cards exist only as Simplicity sim cards.
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Yes, if its a PAYG card you certainly can use the simplicity plan, I do. Put in £10 or £15 whatever and phone and its done instantly.
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Nope, Simplicity sim cards exist only as Simplicity sim cards.
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Yes, if its a PAYG card you certainly can use the simplicity plan, I do. Put in £10 or £15 whatever and phone and its done instantly.
![]() I'm talking about the monthly contract which you pay for every 30 days via debit, but it's not a proper contract. |
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You can use PAYG Simplicity on a PAYG sim card, but not pay monthly. They will send out a new sim card.
If you ever cancel Simplicity pay monthly, they will send you a PAYG sim. |
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Conflicting information.
![]() I'm talking about the monthly contract which you pay for every 30 days via debit, but it's not a proper contract. Having signed a contract instore I think that it is technically a proper contract. |
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