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Postfone

the watchman · 2011-09-29 11:41:58

Hi All, I am currently using 087 pay as you go and am considering switching to postfone. I only use my phone for calls and texts within Ireland and prefer to use pay as you go. The 9c texts and keep your existing number postfone are offering look very inviting. Heres the thing. Do they have to open up your existing phone…

29-09-2011 11:41am

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the watchman

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Hi All,

I am currently using 087 pay as you go and am considering switching to postfone. I only use my phone for calls and texts within Ireland and prefer to use pay as you go. The 9c texts and keep your existing number postfone are offering look very inviting.

Heres the thing. Do they have to open up your existing phone to put a new sim card in?

My concern is that 3 years ago when my phone was last opened it was extremely difficult to close it again but eventually it was (i think theres a little fault with the casing) I never wanted to open it again....If Postfone say they'll open it and they break it what then!!

Any thoughts.

Mnnnnn

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#2 30-09-2011 6:38am

Walkman

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3 years??? Might be time to treat yourself to a new phone

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