From: Andy Burns on 16 Feb 2010 16:52 alexd wrote: > On Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:49:31 +0000, Andy Burns wrote: > >> Did seem generally difficult to port to Voda when I tried, perhaps >> mainly CPW and their online arms. > > Can't just be you, I've seen plenty of complaints in here about it. Any clues from those who've ported to Voda how to go about it?
From: Steve Terry on 16 Feb 2010 20:35 "RCC" <richard(a)mapson_cowling1.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:EPkTFIGWmdeLFw31(a)cowling1.demon.co.uk... > One of my family has a payg mobile with FRESH, I think a Crapfone > Warehouse brand using T Mobile network. At least the phone was unbranded > and enjoys original Samsung firmware, a real plus. > > Anyway, got a text today saying Fresh will cease on 19 March, offering a > �5 credit with another provider - Talksomething. > > In this case we will port to Voda as it has a better signal round where we > mostly travel. > > I mention this for the (probably very) small army of Fresh customers who > might not get the text and who want to make new arrangements in the next 4 > weeks. > Richard C > > At 15p or 20p per min for the first 3 mins, you'd probably be better off with another deal, e.g. Asda mobile is also on Voda http://petef.22web.net/payg.html Steve Terry -- Get a free Three 3pay Sim with �2 bonus after �10 top up http://freeagent.three.co.uk/stand/view/id/5276
From: Jim on 17 Feb 2010 03:36 Steve Terry wrote: > "RCC" <richard(a)mapson_cowling1.demon.co.uk> wrote in message > news:EPkTFIGWmdeLFw31(a)cowling1.demon.co.uk... >> One of my family has a payg mobile with FRESH, I think a Crapfone >> Warehouse brand using T Mobile network. At least the phone was unbranded >> and enjoys original Samsung firmware, a real plus. >> >> Anyway, got a text today saying Fresh will cease on 19 March, offering a >> �5 credit with another provider - Talksomething. >> >> In this case we will port to Voda as it has a better signal round where we >> mostly travel. >> >> I mention this for the (probably very) small army of Fresh customers who >> might not get the text and who want to make new arrangements in the next 4 >> weeks. >> Richard C >> >> > At 15p or 20p per min for the first 3 mins, you'd probably be better off > with > another deal, e.g. Asda mobile is also on Voda > > http://petef.22web.net/payg.html > > Steve Terry > -- > Get a free Three 3pay Sim with �2 bonus after �10 top up > http://freeagent.three.co.uk/stand/view/id/5276 > > I would agree with that!!
From: Ian King on 17 Feb 2010 04:45 In message <SM2dncQl8P46jubWnZ2dnUVZ8oZi4p2d(a)brightview.co.uk>, Andy Burns <usenet.aug2009(a)adslpipe.co.uk> writes >alexd wrote: > >> On Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:49:31 +0000, Andy Burns wrote: >> >>> Did seem generally difficult to port to Voda when I tried, perhaps >>> mainly CPW and their online arms. >> >> Can't just be you, I've seen plenty of complaints in here about it. > >Any clues from those who've ported to Voda how to go about it? I've ported from 3 and ASDA to VF. The most difficult thing was getting the PAC from 3 <GRIN>. For both I then rang VF on their free 0808 number & gave them the PAC code & they sorted it all out. For the ex-3 one I had a spare unactivated PAYG SIM from VF (one of their 4 packs) so they just activated it with the new number. I had to kill the 3 contract & I don't want the number so paying VF �10 to activate the SIM was worth it! The ex-ASDA one went to a 30-day contract (I only wanted the passport feature for a trip to Oz) & they had to send a SIM. The latter has now been ported out to giffgaff (really O2) as I really wanted to keep the number & that went smoothly. You can port the number over on the VF web site which is what I tried to do for the ex-ASDA PAC and via quidco. Except it didn't happen. It did track via quidco but after a few days I had heard nothing from VF & the Oz trip was looming. So I rang VF & customer service said they didn't have the online order number on their system & they set it up again. Which is probably why quidco didn't pay out. Best Regards... Ian
From: JL on 17 Feb 2010 11:15 On 17 Feb, 09:45, Ian King <nos...(a)nospam.amicro.co.uk> wrote: > In message <SM2dncQl8P46jubWnZ2dnUVZ8oZi4...(a)brightview.co.uk>, Andy > Burns <usenet.aug2...(a)adslpipe.co.uk> writes > > >alexd wrote: > > >> On Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:49:31 +0000, Andy Burns wrote: > > >>> Did seem generally difficult to port to Voda when I tried, perhaps > >>> mainly CPW and their online arms. > > >> Can't just be you, I've seen plenty of complaints in here about it. > > >Any clues from those who've ported to Voda how to go about it? > > I've ported from 3 and ASDA to VF. The most difficult thing was getting > the PAC from 3 <GRIN>. For both I then rang VF on their free 0808 number > & gave them the PAC code & they sorted it all out. For the ex-3 one I > had a spare unactivated PAYG SIM from VF (one of their 4 packs) so they > just activated it with the new number. I had to kill the 3 contract & I > don't want the number so paying VF £10 to activate the SIM was worth > it! The ex-ASDA one went to a 30-day contract (I only wanted the > passport feature for a trip to Oz) & they had to send a SIM. The > latter has now been ported out to giffgaff (really O2) as I really > wanted to keep the number & that went smoothly. > > You can port the number over on the VF web site which is what I tried to > do for the ex-ASDA PAC and via quidco. Except it didn't happen. It did > track via quidco but after a few days I had heard nothing from VF & the > Oz trip was looming. So I rang VF & customer service said they didn't > have the online order number on their system & they set it up again. > Which is probably why quidco didn't pay out. > > Best Regards... > Ian You can port to Vodafone pay as you go at any time. For contracts though, it must be done at the point of purchase (they don't issue temporary numbers for you to use). If you try and do it later they won't let you.
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