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17-01-2005, 19:58
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Vodafone PAC code from Single point
I am on monthly pay with Single point on the vodafone network. My contract is finishing on 30th Jan and when I rang them up and told them that I want the PAC code as I have already got a 3 phone... they told me that I have to pay them 20£ ....
Is there any way I can have my number shifted to 3 without paying any money. Thanks |
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17-01-2005, 20:00
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17-01-2005, 20:09
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unless you unlock the phone but will loose the number
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17-01-2005, 22:02
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Originally Posted by MACGYVER
I am on monthly pay with Single point on the vodafone network. My contract is finishing on 30th Jan and when I rang them up and told them that I want the PAC code as I have already got a 3 phone... they told me that I have to pay them 20£ ....
Is there any way I can have my number shifted to 3 without paying any money. Thanks |
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17-01-2005, 23:49
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Originally Posted by StevenGray16
When since did networks charge to get a PAC Code?
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18-01-2005, 09:22
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Originally Posted by rossonthenet
Singlepoint do, and always have. They are a service provider, not a network.
They don't charge though if you move to Vodafone (direct). Singlepoints being phased out now anyways. |
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18-01-2005, 11:21
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Originally Posted by steveyboy99
By law networks are not allowed to charge for a PAC code. However singlepoint get around this by calling it a £20 admin charge.
They don't charge though if you move to Vodafone (direct). Singlepoints being phased out now anyways. |
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18-01-2005, 13:26
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Originally Posted by StevenGray16
What is the difference between vodafone and singlepoint? I've never really understood this.
Vodafone (and o2 for that matter) are the network/service providers, signlepoint act as the side of the company that deals with bill payments etc. |
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18-01-2005, 13:29
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Originally Posted by K-M
Vodafone (and o2 for that matter) are the network/service providers, signlepoint act as the side of the company that deals with bill payments etc.
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18-01-2005, 15:05
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You dont actually sign up to singlepoint, when you join vodafone, you will get your bill from singlepoint on behalf of vodafone. Whether singlepoint is being phased out I do not know but it doesnt make any real difference to your phone/contract. If vodafone decide to phase out singlepoint, your bill will come direct from vodafone or the new company they get to manage the bills.
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18-01-2005, 15:08
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Originally Posted by K-M
You dont actually sign up to singlepoint, when you join vodafone, you will get your bill from singlepoint on behalf of vodafone. Whether singlepoint is being phased out I do not know but it doesnt make any real difference to your phone/contract. If vodafone decide to phase out singlepoint, your bill will come direct from vodafone or the new company they get to manage the bills.
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18-01-2005, 15:09
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Originally Posted by StevenGray16
Oh right so does it say singlepoint on the vodafone bills?
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