Orange OVP - change of address

I am presuming that there will be no problem to keep my Orange OVP if I
change address and keep my name on the account...?
Will there be a problem if I changed the name on the account (i.e. put
it in my friend's name) as going overseas for a while?
Thanks for any help.

Should be no problem changing address, but to transfer to another name the
new owner will have to be credit checked. I would worry that one they Orange
will no longer allow transfers, so you *could* have problem getting back...
Regards,
Martin

n0ne@n0ne.com declared for all the world to hear...
> I am presuming that there will be no problem to keep my Orange OVP if I
> change address and keep my name on the account...?

I assume you are referring to OVP Virgin?

It's just a tariff like any other.

> Will there be a problem if I changed the name on the account (i.e. put
> it in my friend's name) as going overseas for a while?
> Thanks for any help.

You can't just do that on your own, your friend would be required to co-
operate also. 0800 079 0005 is the number you need to ring to initiate
the transfer.
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Regards
Jon

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
©® <n0ne@n0ne.com> wrote:

> I am presuming that there will be no problem to keep my Orange OVP if
> I change address and keep my name on the account...?
> Will there be a problem if I changed the name on the account (i.e. put
> it in my friend's name) as going overseas for a while?
> Thanks for any help.

Who is going to pay the bills while you are away? If they'll still be paid
from your credit card or by a direct debit from your bank account, it's just
a matter of sending the statements to a different address - which shouldn't
be a problem - they could still be sent to you, c/o whoever.

If your friend is going to pay the bill from his/her account there *may* be
a problem. Since you cannot open a new OVP Virgin (if that's what it is)
account, I'm not sure whether you can transfer them to anyone else.
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Cheers,
Roger
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I was thinking of just using his address as a c/o for me. OTOH, it might
be easier to put it all in his name but then I don't want to risk losing
the OVP Virgin tariff.
Thanks

watt.tyler@googlemail.com declared for all the world to hear...
> If your friend is going to pay the bill from his/her account there *may* be
> a problem. Since you cannot open a new OVP Virgin (if that's what it is)
> account, I'm not sure whether you can transfer them to anyone else.

A transfer is quite possible. The tarrif makes no difference.
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Regards
Jon

n0ne@n0ne.com declared for all the world to hear...
> I was thinking of just using his address as a c/o for me. OTOH, it might
> be easier to put it all in his name but then I don't want to risk losing
> the OVP Virgin tariff.

Since the rental is £0.00, just put a bar on the account and keep the
SIM somewhere safe. You'll get a bill for £0.00 every month.
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Regards
Jon

> A transfer is quite possible. The tarrif makes no difference.

So, they won't "terminate" the account because it is no longer offered
even if I transfer?
Thanks

n0ne@n0ne.com declared for all the world to hear...
> > A transfer is quite possible. The tarrif makes no difference.
>
> So, they won't "terminate" the account because it is no longer offered
> even if I transfer?

No. A transfer is exactly that - a transfer.

Even though the tariff is no longer offered there are certain teams of
people who have access to the tariff archive and can reconnect anything.
All the old plans are in there, old talk 60, ED50 etc.
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Regards
Jon

n0ne@n0ne.com declared for all the world to hear...
> > A transfer is quite possible. The tarrif makes no difference.
>
> So, they won't "terminate" the account because it is no longer offered
> even if I transfer?

No. A transfer is exactly that - a transfer.

Even though the tariff is no longer offered there are certain teams of
people who have access to the tariff archive and can reconnect anything.
All the old plans are in there, old talk 60, ED50 etc.
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Regards
Jon

Thanks ;-)