Can I bring my current mobile number to my new plan?

Can I bring my current mobile number to my new plan?

Yes! 
  1. When signing up to one of our plans, you can choose to have a new number issued or 'port' over your existing mobile number from another carrier.

  2. All you need are your account details with your current provider - you don't even have to cancel your plan with them, all you have to do is kickoff the transfer with us!

  3. There is no paperwork and no downtime (except while you change over your sim!).
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