no i see giff gaff sims for 1p with giff gaff u get free credit if someone activates the sim probly be same with o2 (edited)
jamie15
Not a scam but will be limited to like 1 or 2 per person usually
hello-hello
Or order from o2 website for free
jco83
No it's not a scam. It's just a SIM card. You don't get any credit on it
Doug_
I bought a pair for 20p. I use one for O2 Priority. Obviously I had to register it and top up with £10. Perhaps the sellers get a commission when they’re activated. O2 used to send them out for free.
DealJester
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Canary0500
No, it's not a scam, I ordered the 321 o2 sim for 20p as well, been using it for a couple of years now.
bozo007
It is definitely a scam now that you have used 5 question marks in the title.
innocent
Not a scam, sellers probably get a commission, linked to sim id once the sim is activated or somehow but the real question is whether the old rates (321) apply or not?
noodles321
1 ORDER ONLY PER HOUSEHOLD
Clearly a scam. Seller is simply using your details on the O2 website to send you a free SIM. In return they get 99p for your laziness.
Doug_
I thought O2 stopped producing these PAYG SIMs ages ago which was why people started buying on eBay instead of getting free from O2. I presume it’s old stock and will eventually run out.
You can activate by topping up with £10, then as long as you use it occasionally it should last indefinitely. The only PAYG I can see on the O2 website require bundles starting at £10/month.
Perhaps the order limit is more to do with ulterior motives of bulk buyers than ulterior motives of the retailer.
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sorted byYou can activate by topping up with £10, then as long as you use it occasionally it should last indefinitely. The only PAYG I can see on the O2 website require bundles starting at £10/month.
Perhaps the order limit is more to do with ulterior motives of bulk buyers than ulterior motives of the retailer.