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Urgent - managing multiple numbers on three.co.uk

mstv
Regular

I have 4 numbers with three (separate accounts). Before, I could login with each number separately and access the three website. This is no longer possible since the upgrade, so now I have no way to manage these accounts. I am told by customer services that I must have a separate email account for each number.

However, when I login to the website, I can "add a line" which takes me to the opportunity to purchase another phone or sim. So the system DOES obviously support multiple numbers. What I need to do is merge all my accounts into one, and access all the numbers in one account. 

Three - this has to be the most obvious situation for many customers, as you can see from the other posts on this forum. How could you possibly have not realised that this would be a major issue for people? Or did you choose instead to ignore the pain and inconvenience it would cause your customers? Can someone please PM me to discuss this, otherwise all my numbers will be transferred to another provider as soon as possible. 

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ms-tv
Fledgling

I'm the original poster (although had to re-register on the forum). I eventually had to get this resolved as one of my accounts went out of contract. Amazingly and very pleasingly, I used the live chat and supplied all the numbers I owned, went through security validation (SMS sent to each number) and the advisor merged all my accounts under one account. I can now switch between accounts successfully having logged in with just the main account. When I login, I'm presented a of account numbers from which to choose, and I can switch between them. This is what should have been available from the outset, but I'm grateful it's solved now. When the accounts list is presented, it suggests the overall account is a business account.

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mstv
Regular

What - you mean like a phone number or account number, which is how the system used to work? Gosh, that would be far too obvious.