Move your number, yet stay with Giffgaff!
By: husates04 | 07-02-2019 15:23
Hello all,
Lets say you found a good deal at another network and willing to move your number to there. but also you don't want to leave giffgaff as you want to still keep your paybacks. So why is it not possible if we keep our account as they are but can move the number to a different network.
that can be sorted by giving a new number for giffgaff and continue the account on that.
this would help to get back to giffgaff easily in case the new network isn't loved much.
any thoughts
I know that there is an option of changing the number, but in that case you cannot use your original number in another network.
Also, I know that you can activate another sim under the same account but again, your rights will be valid until you more your original number.
Listen Giffgaff, this will not harm you at all. In fact, this will help your customers to have a 'widely 'open door to get back whenever they want.
on: 10-04-2019 16:25
This I don't get you don't want to be supporting Giffgaff but you still want all the benefits. It's a big fat no .Alan George
on: 23-06-2019 14:03
@alantony1. I totally agree with what you say."cake and eat it", springs to mind.
on: 16-03-2020 06:54
It’s a cheeky way of thinking about how you can get more things than your lack of loyalty deserves n I don’t know what making ppl think they are still important to gain their paybacks or anything else including the number they have left to give them anything else to allow them to take more n expect more from you
on: 22-06-2020 15:53
I agree with this
on: 27-02-2019 19:28
I like the idea of keeping your account even if you port your number. May encourage members to return in future or just use giffgaff as a second sim. Supported.
on: 05-03-2019 18:54
That's sensible.
on: 26-10-2020 21:27
good idea
on: 29-09-2020 08:15
It seems to me
on: 13-09-2020 10:54
Voted
on: 13-09-2020 08:41
yes ofcourse
on: 04-09-2020 14:23
Good idea
on: 07-08-2020 17:09
Ye the idea is a little cheeky, have you ever heard the phrase, you don,t bite the hand that feeds you,, sometimes loyalty is a good thing!
on: 30-07-2020 08:18
no
on: 22-07-2020 19:36
I don’t really encourage this idea; the reason you receive payback points is for your loyalty.
You want to move networks but keep your loyalty rewards?