Vodafone D2

[inquisitor]

Afaik those cheap Call'ya bundles mostly come with netlocked phones, which means you can use it with any Vodafone SIM. So that cheap Nokia 1208 should work for your friend.
If the SIM has been lost or is defective or whatever, she could request a replacement if the SIM was registered on her name.
But has your friend ever considered switching to a cheaper provider? With solomo pro she could call and text way cheaper not only within Germany but also abroad (e.g. Canada for 9ct/min).

[rockjock]

thats true when I asked they said it had no sim, which is fine as long as she can transfer her number over. I guess the best bet is to go to the media markt today and ask.

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Originally Posted by inquisitor

Afaik those cheap Call'ya bundles mostly come with netlocked phones, which means you can use it with any Vodafone SIM. So that cheap Nokia 1208 should work for your friend.
If the SIM has been lost or is defective or whatever, she could request a replacement if the SIM was registered on her name.
But has your friend ever considered switching to a cheaper provider? With solomo pro she could call and text way cheaper not only within Germany but also abroad (e.g. Canada for 9ct/min).

[inquisitor]

Originally Posted by rockjock

thats true when I asked they said it had no sim, which is fine as long as she can transfer her number over. I guess the best bet is to go to the media markt today and ask.

In Germany you can't transfer a number or an account to an existing SIM, that you've bought. Your friend must use her old SIM or request a new one from customer care. There's definitely no other way.
The SIM, which comes with the phone, you intend to buy, has already been assigned to a new prepaid account and can't be release from it.