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Sim Cards / Sim Only
Tariffs
By placing a new SIM card in your existing handset you
can reconnect with a new phone number on a new network (or keep your existing
number.) Save money now or switch to a new network for better reception
or better customer service! Read
mobile phone network reviews at our partner site, Recommended Buys
UK.
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With a Vodafone
Sim Only Pay Monthly plan, you have the following benefits:
- Keep your existing number and phone
- 30 day contract
- 100 minutes, 500 texts per month for just £10
- No roaming charges this Summer
With
an O2 Sim
Only Simplicity Tariff, you have:
- Keep your existing phone
- 30 day contract
- 150 minutes, 300 texts per month for £9.79
- 300 minutes, 600 texts per month for £14.69
With a T-Mobile
Pay Monthly Solo Tariff, you get:
- Keep your existing phone and number
- 30 day contract
- 350 minutes, unlimited texts per month for £15
- 600 minutes, unlimited texts, free internet
for £20
3
Mobile Sim Only (Web Exclusive) - 3G only
- Keep your existing phone (must be a 3G phone)
- PAYG: includes £10 starter credit for
£9.99 initial cost
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Sim Card FAQs
What are the benefits of getting a new SIM card
for my mobile phone?
There are several reasons why you might want
a new SIM card:
1. A SIM card allows you to move to a 30 day contract.
2. A SIM card allows you to change network if you want to take advantage
of better reception, lower prices or better customer service.
3. If you have upgraded to a new phone, you can re-activate your old
phone with a SIM card, and give it to a friend or family member.
Will I have to change my mobile number?
No, you may be able to keep your number. Check the details of the
offer.
Is my phone compatible with a new SIM card?
You may need to unlock your phone before
you can use a new SIM card. if you are already on contract, you'll
need to wait until your existing contract expires, otherwise you'll
end up paying twice!
How difficult is it to change a SIM card?
It's no more difficult than replacing a battery in the handset.
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