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I need to buy a work phone for my new job. If I purchase a new phone and sim/eSim, how can I ensure it won’t use my current number? 

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ID Mobile offer plans and phones for personal use and they are not to be used for business use.

5.9 We are providing the SIM Card/eSIM and the Services solely for your own personal use (and not for any business purposes) and you may not re-sell or otherwise act as any form of distributor in respect of the SIM Card/eSIM, the Content, the Services or your number, code or any associated number. You must not connect a GSM Gateway to the Network or otherwise establish, install or use a GSM Gateway in relation to the Network or the Services without our prior written consent, which may be withheld at our absolute discretion.

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Geluk
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If you buy a new phone, why would it have your old number UNLESS you requested.???


WelshPaul
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ID Mobile offer plans and phones for personal use and they are not to be used for business use.

5.9 We are providing the SIM Card/eSIM and the Services solely for your own personal use (and not for any business purposes) and you may not re-sell or otherwise act as any form of distributor in respect of the SIM Card/eSIM, the Content, the Services or your number, code or any associated number. You must not connect a GSM Gateway to the Network or otherwise establish, install or use a GSM Gateway in relation to the Network or the Services without our prior written consent, which may be withheld at our absolute discretion.


Tom
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Hi ​@Shauna Wilson 

 

Any new iD Mobile plan purchased would come with a new number, however I would also note the terms and conditions noted by ​@WelshPaul above.

 

Tom