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T-Mobile - 95% Acceptance
iregretitall
Posts: 83 Forumite
in Mobiles
Hi,
Just to let you all know . . .
A lady I was talking to in the mobile phone store a month ago informed me that all "Sim-Only" deals are a 95% Aceptance rate.
Phoned them up and they posted a sim card straight out to me the next day :beer:
£20 a month for 600 mins, Unlimited Texts, Free Internet. 30 day rolling contract
Curious though me getting this will this help improove my terrible credit rating ??
Thanks,
Just to let you all know . . .
A lady I was talking to in the mobile phone store a month ago informed me that all "Sim-Only" deals are a 95% Aceptance rate.
Phoned them up and they posted a sim card straight out to me the next day :beer:
£20 a month for 600 mins, Unlimited Texts, Free Internet. 30 day rolling contract
Curious though me getting this will this help improove my terrible credit rating ??
Thanks,
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Only if you make payments on time

The U-Fix tariffs were also pretty much guaranteed as they were similar to PAYG although you had a £15 DD each month coming out. I was on that for a year before asking them to change it to a 'normal' tariff. I guess the monthly payments showed I was able to meet regular payments and maybe they dont credit check existing customers once you're on board.matched betting: £879.63
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Just to let you all know, i been with them for 13 months now and they have given me an iPhone 3GS and im on a tarriff thats £45 a month. so itmust of done something as I have never been able to get a contract phone before, especially one as expensive as th iPhone 3GS :-)0
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thanks for this info guys a friend who was having difficulty getting a contract uplied online got a call back from tmobil and guess what he got it was told its in the post so I think tmobil is doing great here cause just imagine how many people out there who cannot.get contracts so tmobil could be in for a winner my mate told he can change tariff after 6 months so wil they credit check again then ? and what other networks offer the same and if someone went into the branch rather than online do you guys reckon its the same acceptance criteria ?0
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Generally if you've been a SIMO customer of the network for 3+ months (and have not had any payment issues) you can be accepted onto a normal Pay Monthly contract without a credit check - this goes for at least 3 of the big 5.“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Mobiles.co.uk. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"0 -
I applied after reading this thread & my credit it poor 2 defaults at my address and 2 at 2 previous addresses.
They rang me offering £15 deal 350 mins & unlimited texts do you get a statement? and therefore it updates credit reference agencies?.
Also if I wanted say a internet dongle how long would i have to wait before getting one? 6mths? do they still credit check you if you had a mobile account?
for £10 per month could be better than cashplus credit builder for sure as you get a service out of it for your money!Bank Account: Abbey No Overdraft & Electron!, Lloyds TSB Premier,
Credit Card: Vanquis Limit £250, Sygma £400, Captial One £200
Catalogues: Freemans Limit £200
Jacamo Limit £1000
Marshall Ward Limit £200
Mobile: 3 network £20 pm x 24mths, Vodafone £35pm0
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