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no, I got my puk code from my phone operator when I moved services before. at least in the UK it works that way.
by exe34 10mo ago
no, I got my puk code from my phone operator when I moved services before. at least in the UK it works that way.
- dijit 10mo agoYes, but you are unlikely to have your PUK code (its on the card you got your sim with) if you have also lost the sim. Its a much more losable bit of plastic, and without it (or a contract) why would an operator give you the PUK code for a number they can’t prove you used to have access to? It would be impossible to tell if you are trying to steal someones number.
- exe34 10mo agoyou walk into the shop with your passport or driving licence....
- dijit 10mo agoTry it
- exe34 10mo agoAre you telling me this is a lie: https://www.vodafone.co.uk/help/unlocking-your-phone https://www.vodafone.co.uk/help/unlocking-your-phone
- dijit 10mo agoPlease continue up the line to find the context. The grandparent does not have his sim card.
- exe34 10mo ago> The grandparent does not have his sim card. which is not necessary for transferring your number to a new SIM. when you lose your phone here, you don't lose your number.
- Beijinger 10mo agoDepends. Google was not able to recover my Google Project Fi number because I was abroad. And when I was back in the US it was "too late"