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New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

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robski1
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New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

I moved to EE Mobile 2 years ago as Plusnet started phase out their service.

All has been OK but EE are going to move me to a new package that is not what I want.

I see that Plusnet have a link to a £6 EE deal that would meet my needs.

Does anyone know if I will be able to port my existing EE number to the new Plusnet EE package.

I have spoken to EE and they seem to be unaware of the deal and would not look into it for me.

Any help would be great. Sorry if I have posted this in the wrong place

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mystreet1
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Re: New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

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You cannot port a number from / between the same supplier. Best to find the PlusNet EE deal and ask EE if they will honour it.

If not, look at porting your number to a virtual mobile network that runs on the EE network if that is the best network for you.
Other networks may be better.
Normally, other networks also do not have a yearly price rise.
Was a member for years, but moved from PN fttc to fttp from an AltNet. Getting 940Mb up and down. Happy to stay on here and try to help others. 
robski1
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Re: New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

Thank you for your advice. If I went to a virtual network can I still keep my number?

mystreet1
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Re: New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

Yes, just port in the number. Some ask you for your PAC on sign up. Best to find a supplier first check that you are happy with the service, then port in your number. You will need a PAC. Text PAC to 65075 from your existing number. They are valid for 30 days
Was a member for years, but moved from PN fttc to fttp from an AltNet. Getting 940Mb up and down. Happy to stay on here and try to help others. 
mystreet1
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Re: New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

https://www.uswitch.com/mobiles/compare/sim_only_deals/
Filter for EE networks, Spusu, £6.90pm, 20gb data, or £2.90 pm for 1gb data
Was a member for years, but moved from PN fttc to fttp from an AltNet. Getting 940Mb up and down. Happy to stay on here and try to help others. 
robski1
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Re: New EE mobile packages via Plusnet

Thanks for all your help. I will have a look at what's available.