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> Do you *have* to register one of those *free* Orange PAYG SIM cards,
> as they do seem to want a lot of info, in comparison to the other
> Networks PAYG SIM offers?
>
> Or can you just pop a card in and top up and go, without registering?
Registration is optional, but if you do not register you will not
receive any promotions, e.g. text or credit reward.
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Jon
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> Would be handy if you were able to register your SIM card using the
> website or even via text, but it seems you can only register via phone
> and then and only then can you register for the online account
> management!
FOr the old fashioned way, go to orange.co.uk type in "register" in the
search box and click "this site" then hit the first search result.
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Jon
"Jon" <spam@jonparker.plus.com> wrote in message
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> Would be handy if you were able to register your SIM card using the
> website or even via text, but it seems you can only register via phone
> and then and only then can you register for the online account
> management!
FOr the old fashioned way, go to orange.co.uk type in "register" in the
search box and click "this site" then hit the first search result.
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Jon
"G a z ." <Spam@NoEmail.Com> wrote in message
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> In article <MPG.205f0c81236ba56898a7fd@text.usenet.plus.net >,
> spam@jonparker.plus.com says...
>
>> https://www.youraccount.orange.co.uk...eg_capture_msi
>> sdn.jsp?mfunc=6&ctx=G&cfunc=605&oid=L1%3A4
>>
>> That may wrap, but you can register online.
>
> That link did not work either.
>
>
>> FOr the old fashioned way, go to orange.co.uk type in "register" in the
>> search box and click "this site" then hit the first search result.
>>
>
> The first time I used that search, it did not come up with correct
> result, so I tried again and I got the correct link!
>
> So thankfully, I have now managed to successfully register my brand
> new Orange PAY SIM card, totally online. The good thing is I got a
> really, really good new mobile number too! :-)
>
> So many, *many* thanks for the assistance Jon, much appreciated.
>
> Best Wishes to one & all,
>
> Gaz.
>
> PS: Jon, is it possible to set up a debit card Top-up online, or does
> that have to be done over phone (in the first instance)?
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> PS: Jon, is it possible to set up a debit card Top-up online, or does
> that have to be done over phone (in the first instance)?
"G a z ." <Spam@NoEmail.Com> wrote in message
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> But everytime I click on the link:
> "top-up your balance by credit or debit card"
> All I get is the following error message:
> "Sorry. Unfortunately there has been a problem with your request. A
> fault has been reported. Please try again later."
Same here - I just put it down to being a crap web site.
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> In article <MPG.205fc2eaf56367ac98a800@text.usenet.plus.net >,
> spam@jonparker.plus.com says...
>
> > > PS: Jon, is it possible to set up a debit card Top-up online, or does
> > > that have to be done over phone (in the first instance)?
> >
> > You can top-up online, but you first need to register for online account
> > access. http://www1.orange.co.uk/yourmobileaccount/ will get you
> > started.
> >
>
> Hi again Jon,
>
> Like I said, I have successfully registered my new Orange PAYG SIM
> card and I have also successfully registered for the online account
> access (as above, did that this afternoon, just after the SIM).
>
> But everytime I click on the link:
>
> "top-up your balance by credit or debit card"
>
> All I get is the following error message:
>
> "Sorry. Unfortunately there has been a problem with your request. A
> fault has been reported. Please try again later."
>
> I have tried many times, using both IE and Firefox, clearing the cache
> and cookies etc., etc., but no matter what, I get that same message.
The credit card system seems to be ropey at the best of times, other
than percy-vere with it the only other option is to call 450. If you
have registered your card details you may still be able to do an
automated top-up without speaking to anyone.
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Jon