How much is Everyday 50 contract worth?

demonblade

Hi, not sure where to ask this, but I'm considering selling my Everyday 50 contract, I want to put a buy it now on ebay but not sure how much?

With 1,500 offpeak mins/month, @50p a day and contract being due end of this month it should be worth something right?

Thanks!

Darren21

see what this one goes for:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Orange-Everyday-50-contract-Unique-limited-contract_W0QQitemZ9107261199QQcategoryZ29781QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I think normally over £50 though

iazms

It may be worth holding onto the Everyday 50 deal. My uncle just last week negotiated a further 12 months upgrade with Orange for the Everyday 50 and they gave it him with 10% reduced line rental....so that works out £13.50 / month instead of £15. Plus he got a free D600.

Now just think - Its much more worth it selling the free D600 for around £100+ and that way the Everyday 50 has cost you approx £50 for the WHOLE YEAR and you get all them FREE MINS :-)

Just a thought.....

heyho_3

Help does any one know where I can get hold of a everyday 50 cheaply????

mobilez

For everyone's interest... the Everyday 50 sim/contract sold for £210 to a buyer with 147 feedback (so presumably a "real" buyer).

Mobilez

redux

it's a bit surprising as Orange have had 1000 min off-peak contracts available with cashback (maybe about to be discontinued as well)

kai666

Just out of interest, do orange (or any other provider) really move contracts from one person to another?

iceburn

yes they do kai, and redux the reason for everyday 50 is cause of call through services and if I remember rightly the tariff you mention cost more for less "TOTAL" minutes if use 50 minutes everyday.

moneyandmountains

redux wrote:

it's a bit surprising as Orange have had 1000 min off-peak contracts available with cashback (maybe about to be discontinued as well)

I find this a bit odd as well. Everyday 50 doesn't give any xnet or anytime minutes. The closest contract to it appears to be Orange to Orange Offpeak 1000, which goes for £20 pcm before cashback.

Everyday50 is very expensive for xnet calls, unless you happen to have a anytime 200 sim as well

avi_3

I have a everday50 contract which i am ending today, and transferring my number to o2. Now i am tempted to sell it as well on ebay. Can i now cancel the porting or is it too late?

redux

moneyandmountains wrote:

I find this a bit odd as well. Everyday 50 doesn't give any xnet or anytime minutes. The closest contract to it appears to be Orange to Orange Offpeak 1000, which goes for £20 pcm before cashback.

Everyday50 is very expensive for xnet calls, unless you happen to have a anytime 200 sim as well

and there is also a 1000 minute off-peak cross-net version, with full line rental cashback on some phones