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Mobile phone contracts
Hi
I am entitled to a new mobile phone because I have had it more than 12 months, the thing is I don't really need a new mobile phone as the one I've got just now suits me fine.
On the other hand my wife who doesn't use her mobile much has a dated pay as you go phone and could be doing with a new one.
What i was wondering was, could i take the upgrade and give the new handset to my wife and i will just keep using the phone i have just now. This would be much cheaper than buying my wife a new pay as you go phone.
Any ideas??
Marco
I am entitled to a new mobile phone because I have had it more than 12 months, the thing is I don't really need a new mobile phone as the one I've got just now suits me fine.
On the other hand my wife who doesn't use her mobile much has a dated pay as you go phone and could be doing with a new one.
What i was wondering was, could i take the upgrade and give the new handset to my wife and i will just keep using the phone i have just now. This would be much cheaper than buying my wife a new pay as you go phone.
Any ideas??
Marco
Smile and be happy, things can usually get worse!
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Marco,
I have moved your question to the "Mobile phones" board where you should get more response.
FranTorgwen.......... ...........0 -
yes you can do this, i do it all the time
just make sure that the sim will work in the phone
o2 and Voda work together
orange and t-mobile work together
unless they are unlocked(they will all work) :P0 -
i also do it all the time i just upgraded and ive already wrapped it for my daughters xmas prezzie lolIts nice to be important ,but its more important to be nice0
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just make sure that the sim will work in the phone
o2 and Voda work together
orange and t-mobile work together
not sure what you mean there? but if you're implying which sims will work in which networks phones that info looks incorrect0 -
Fran
Thank you for moving this topic, still a newbie didn't see this one.
Thanks folks for info I have an O2 contract phone and my wife has an O2 payasyougo sim. So hopefully there won't be any probs.Smile and be happy, things can usually get worse!0
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