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MargaretR · 10-10-2007, 11:21

I have an ancient mobile phone which is the size of quarter of a brick, and is about 8 years old.
It is seldom used - Tmobile pay as you go - I top it up when it gets below a tenner (about every 18 months).
I have about £13 left on it at present.
It is succumbing to 'old age' - the ON button is dodgy and I struggle to get it to stay 'on'.
I am reluctant to splash out on something fancy and/or expensive since I only need the reassurance of having it with me when I am out and about -ie- for emergencies only (eg.car breakdown), and for the occasional text message.
I am a complete ignoramus concerning mobile phone technology.
I post here to ask---
Is it possible to buy a cheap replacement (no fancy photo facility needed), and to transfer my £13 credit to it, and keep the same phone number?

10-10-2007, 11:21	#1
MargaretR God Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: c l m Posts: 12,362 Blog Entries: 4 Liked: 518 times Rep Power: 68671	mobile phone advice please I have an ancient mobile phone which is the size of quarter of a brick, and is about 8 years old. It is seldom used - Tmobile pay as you go - I top it up when it gets below a tenner (about every 18 months). I have about £13 left on it at present. It is succumbing to 'old age' - the ON button is dodgy and I struggle to get it to stay 'on'. I am reluctant to splash out on something fancy and/or expensive since I only need the reassurance of having it with me when I am out and about -ie- for emergencies only (eg.car breakdown), and for the occasional text message. I am a complete ignoramus concerning mobile phone technology. I post here to ask--- Is it possible to buy a cheap replacement (no fancy photo facility needed), and to transfer my £13 credit to it, and keep the same phone number? __________________