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o2 contracts
bubblyboy
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Cutting tax
I am thinking of taking out a new contract for a 16gb I phone the contract lenghth is 24 months at a cost of £45 for 1200 mins and 500 txts with unlimited internet etc, and i am wondering if I was not using my full allowance of minutes and txts how long would I have to stay on the £45 contract until I could reduce to the next lower contract of £35 which is 600 minutes and 500 txts.
I do like the phone and am currently paying £35 a month on my existing o2 contract which expires next month but rather than get the 8gb free I was wondering if I could get the 16gb and maybe only pay say 2/3 months at £45 then reduce my tariff.
I do like the phone and am currently paying £35 a month on my existing o2 contract which expires next month but rather than get the 8gb free I was wondering if I could get the 16gb and maybe only pay say 2/3 months at £45 then reduce my tariff.
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You have to complete a minimum of 9 months on the original tariff..
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0 -
would I still have to pay for 9 months if i was to upgrade also0
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You would get a better response if it was posted in the right forum.0
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Hi,
See if someone can move this to the phone forum ... or repost there.
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would I still have to pay for 9 months if i was to upgrade also
This makes no sense - if you upgrade to the £45 iphone tariff you would need to complete 9 months at £45 before you can lower.
This happens regardless if it's an upgrade or new contract.
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0
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