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djmagnifique · 26-08-2013, 22:16

Just read about your PUK/PAC mix up. The info I gave was actually relating to a PAC code. So if you get a PAC code from your old provider you have a month to use it, if you don't use it you will need to get a new PAC code. If your old sim isn't used for a while, usually 12-18 months, your old number and sim may be disabled and might not be able to port your munber over.

26-08-2013, 22:16	#6
djmagnifique cf.geek Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Thornaby Age: 50 Services: XL tv with 2x V6 boxes, M phone, 350Mb broadband Posts: 821	Re: Porting PUK's Just read about your PUK/PAC mix up. The info I gave was actually relating to a PAC code. So if you get a PAC code from your old provider you have a month to use it, if you don't use it you will need to get a new PAC code. If your old sim isn't used for a while, usually 12-18 months, your old number and sim may be disabled and might not be able to port your munber over.