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porting in time limit?
I would like to know since I have just joined iD on a monthly rolling contract whether there is a time limit to porting in my old number or can I do this at any time in the future? Thank you
Best answer by daniiiiiv
Hi @suuze
You can port your number in whenever you feel like, whether it’s been a couple days or a couple years, it doesn’t matter. The only time you may be faced with a limit is if you’ve already got the pac code which does expire after 30 days. This isn’t a issue either because you can simply request a new PAC code. 🙂
Additionally if you are on a contract with your old SIM provider then I would suggest porting in as soon as you can to avoid extra charges from your old carrier.
Regards
Dan
You can port your number in whenever you feel like, whether it’s been a couple days or a couple years, it doesn’t matter. The only time you may be faced with a limit is if you’ve already got the pac code which does expire after 30 days. This isn’t a issue either because you can simply request a new PAC code. 🙂
Additionally if you are on a contract with your old SIM provider then I would suggest porting in as soon as you can to avoid extra charges from your old carrier.
Regards
Dan
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Hi @suuze
You can port your number in whenever you feel like, whether it’s been a couple days or a couple years, it doesn’t matter. The only time you may be faced with a limit is if you’ve already got the pac code which does expire after 30 days. This isn’t a issue either because you can simply request a new PAC code. 🙂
Additionally if you are on a contract with your old SIM provider then I would suggest porting in as soon as you can to avoid extra charges from your old carrier.
Regards
Dan
You can port your number in whenever you feel like, whether it’s been a couple days or a couple years, it doesn’t matter. The only time you may be faced with a limit is if you’ve already got the pac code which does expire after 30 days. This isn’t a issue either because you can simply request a new PAC code. 🙂
Additionally if you are on a contract with your old SIM provider then I would suggest porting in as soon as you can to avoid extra charges from your old carrier.
Regards
Dan
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