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Am I right in thinking, after a little checking, that 'sim free phone' is now just the equivalent of 'unlocked', ie not locked to a specific network? Sue, if you do find a network that will let you keep a connection with them for nowt, or without any risk (in some cases) of having the number and even account balance withdrawn, do let me know. :) It's happened to me twice -- once with a really nice number too. I need to find a better deal for myself too. -
It should be on the SNT crime radar - when I was given a crime number the police told me they'd be informing the SNT. @KS23 Sorry this happened to you, it's not very nice. If it happens again, I'd try to take a photo of them from inside your house, assuming you can see who's at the front door from one of your windows. I'm assuming you don't have a doorbell cam - I doubt they'd target people who do. If it keeps happening, that might be a good deterrent -
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I'm payg on ee as long as I use my phone at least one month it's fine.my last top up was in December 2024 lol -
I think even with PAYG you need to top them up at least every 6 months or the provider may well consider it inactive.
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