Unfortunately, this deal has expired 17 June 2022.
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Posted 18 May 2022
Sim Only 30 Day With 3GB 5G Data Unlimited Mins / Texts - £1.98 For 3 Months £4.95 Thereafter @ Talkmobile
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Nice 3 month low monthly here from vodafone 5G network talkmobile
How to PAC
Keep my number when switching to Talkmobile
Follow these simple 3 steps:
What is a PAC?
A PAC is a Porting Authority Code. Give us this if you want to bring your current mobile number with you to Talkmobile.
Switching to Talkmobile without my existing numberIf you want to switch to Talkmobile from another network and you are really sure that you don't need to keep your existing number, all you'll need is a STAC (Switch Termination Authorisation Code).
How to STAC
Follow these simple 3 steps:
How to PAC
Keep my number when switching to Talkmobile
Follow these simple 3 steps:
- Request PAC
- Send the PAC to us
- Have your PAC to hand and head on over to talkmobile.co.uk/kee…ber (http://talkmobile.co.uk/keepmynumber) (talkmobile.co.uk/kee…r). (https://talkmobile.co.uk/keepmynumber).) You’ll get the option to pick the date that your number moves over
What is a PAC?
A PAC is a Porting Authority Code. Give us this if you want to bring your current mobile number with you to Talkmobile.
Switching to Talkmobile without my existing numberIf you want to switch to Talkmobile from another network and you are really sure that you don't need to keep your existing number, all you'll need is a STAC (Switch Termination Authorisation Code).
How to STAC
Follow these simple 3 steps:
- Request STAC
- Send the STAC to us
- Have your STAC to hand and head on over to talkmobile.co.uk/kee…ber (http://talkmobile.co.uk/keepmynumber) (talkmobile.co.uk/kee…r). (https://talkmobile.co.uk/keepmynumber).) You’ll get the option to pick the date.
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Edited by MrSwitch, 18 May 2022
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sorted byIf you don't want to keep the number then just text ‘STAC’ to 75075 from the Talkmobile SIM to request a ‘service termination authorisation code’. The rest of the process is the same as PAC. This takes away the hassle of having to talk to your current provider if you simply want to leave them. More info.
They get near confrontational when you try to cancel, & it's a contract so you can't just stop the direct debit or they enter it in your credit file.
For now there is.
However Voxi (another Vodafone co) announced they will be ending free roaming this month, & I'd be surprised if the let one of their companies continue.
The high price of taking back control of our roaming charges.
Isn't this what SMS PAC to 65075 is for? Any follow-up sales call can just be ignored. (edited)
" It’s nice to know i don’t have to fund ‘free’ EU roaming."
😁😁😁😁😁
Remind me how much you funded free EU roaming?
Did you feel you "took back control" saying that?
Possibly add this to basket, then go via tcb, but not sure it will track
Lebara
I known its only for 3 months but a quick switch after the honeymoon period will soon sort that
They said if the number wasn't ported in ?a month? the direct debits would continue.
I them got short with them & told them I just wanted to dump their company and they appeared to be trying to find readings why I couldn't.
They then said they'd end the contract, but to keep the direct debit open for three months for any late charges.
Yes
talkmobile.co.uk/roa…ope
I had TM a couple of years ago and they have another 2 digits to go with pac or stack so beware very confusing.
What you've said suggests you possibly hadn't got to the end of whatever minimum contract period you had with them (why would you need more than a month to use the PAC code otherwise?) There aren't any valid reasons why they can refuse to give you the PAC code (but they do have to warn you about potential costs, and will of course try to sell you offers to keep you, hence why the SMS PAC transfer route is so valuable - best thing OFCOM ever did, even if it was many years overdue!)
Not really. Non-eu roaming has dropped to £2 from £6 on Sky Mobile. It’s nice to know i don’t have to fund ‘free’ EU roaming. Talkmobile might well drop it but it’s about time non-eu roaming got better. Lebara offer free Indian roaming. I don’t mind if it's not free but not rip off prices.
Be interesting whether talkmobile will have a package and an allowance to use or at minute charges. Point is some people like me only use roaming on certain days and only to send a few messages to loved ones. So paying £6 to send a couple of message is not great. However WhatsApp and wifi mean you don’t need to use roaming. Even in SA where I holiday you got wifi at shopping centres and coffee shops.