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AlexMorgan
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Hi,

 

Have just received a new pay as you go sim from O2. In the letter, step 2 tells me to download the My O2 app.

 

I downloaded it and tried to login but it says "oops. my O2 isn't available to you yet. don't worry, you can still manage your account in my O2 for web."

 

When I check my number for the sim on my phone, it says "unknown number". The letter the sim came in states the number though.

 

I am on an Android phone using dual sim. I placed my old sim in slot 2 and put this new O2 sim in slot 1.

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We’re just customers like you but it sounds like you’ll need someone to access your account which can’t be done from here. If you message O2 using the links below, they should be able to help you with this

or give them a call on 4445

Guide: How to find help & contact O2 

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Sorry, I've seen you paste this around on users who post similar issues. I have tried calling 4445 already and they said that they did not see any issues their end and that I should wait a while to see if it is just a case of waiting for their systems to update. If anyone else has any answers or solutions do let me know.

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@AlexMorgan 

Firstly, it can take a few days for your MyO2 to work and secondly, there is no function on Android to write phone numbers to sim cards unless you use an esim.

I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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there is no function on Android to write phone numbers to sim cards unless you use an esim.


Sorry I think you misunderstood. Mobile phones allow you to see the mobile number associated with the SIM currently inserted into the SIM tray, in case you want to share your contact details with someone else. In my case, it says "unknown" instead of displaying the mobile number.

 


Firstly, it can take a few days for your MyO2 to work


Yes, although I ordered it last Thursday, so I would've thought it would've been updated on their system by now.

 

Also just to add, my O2 dashboard does not list out the two PAYG sims I ordered? The dashboard is pretty much just empty.

 

When I inserted the SIM for the first time, I had a notification from Google acknowledging the number and stating it has been verified for use across services for my Google account. So the number can definitely be read from the SIM.

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I have given it over 24 hours and it is still not working. I am receiving messages about my SIM being activated although I have not done anything. I am messaging customer support via X, so maybe they are doing stuff on their end. I will keep messaging them to see if we can fix it.

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"Sorry I think you misunderstood. Mobile phones allow you to see the mobile number associated with the SIM currently inserted into the SIM tray, in case you want to share your contact details with someone else. In my case, it says "unknown" instead of displaying the mobile number."

Sorry, that is standard for Android where a network has not programmed the SIM to display it. 

That is often the case with O2 SIM cards 

 

 

This is not O2 and we are all customers here similar to yourself and cannot answer account type queries.
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@Enlli wrote:

"Sorry I think you misunderstood. Mobile phones allow you to see the mobile number associated with the SIM currently inserted into the SIM tray, in case you want to share your contact details with someone else. In my case, it says "unknown" instead of displaying the mobile number."

Sorry, that is standard for Android where a network has not programmed the SIM to display it. 

That is often the case with O2 SIM cards 


As I said but @AlexMorgan chose not to believe me.... but what do I know?

I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
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Nope. You stated that there is no way to write numbers to sim cards within Android.

 


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"there is no function on Android to write phone numbers to sim cards unless you use an esim."

Exactly what you said right there.

 

I was not asking about that. I mentioned how the phone number associated with my new SIM was showing up as "unknown" when I looked at myself in the contact list. I see how my wording before may have lead to your confusion, however.

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Enlli
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If it's the ordinary contact list you can call your entry up and edit that writing in your number there.

Same as you can do for any contact

This is not O2 and we are all customers here similar to yourself and cannot answer account type queries.
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