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8:53 am
December 30, 2010
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I do not like my current number.
I want to buy a new SIM card and try a new number.
This will be done on the same phone.
Question is: Can I go back to the old number? (Should the new number be worse.)
I do not want the service to think I am changing numbers permanently so it deletes my old number (making my old SIM card useless).
Anyone tried switching back and forth between two SIM cards on a phone? (Phone is 1 slot; not the new dual slots.)
11:03 am
April 22, 2009
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I think the better option is to buy a Virgin, President's Choice Mobile or Fido SIM card because they give you a choice of numbers. Telus likely does that also. When you get the number you like, you can then port that number to Speakout. For free.
3:03 pm
January 18, 2009
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I've switched cards to different phones and back. Should be no problem if you have 2 cards and 2 accounts.
10:42 am
February 4, 2010
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I have switched my sim card to another phone and back, no problem. Also have left my phone unused for up to a month. You should have no problem, other than having to maintain two accounts - minimum $25 a year on each.
I dropped a Telus pay as you go account at Christmas and they are still emailing to beg me to pay it back into service again. $10 a month for them.
