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Quidco O2 offers- 24 hours only - any use for i-phhone?
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Looking at what you have done, your comparisons aren't like for like.....18m v 12 m in total. That way the 18m refurb phone should be the better deal......but are out of stock again.0
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Your comparisions are very interesting, you might be right that PAYG is the best option.
The points that come to mind are...
1- You have a higher initial outlay, with buying the I-phone
2- Once the 12 month contract expires, how easy will it be to find another SIM only contract if you wish to keep using the same I-phone . Will the monthly costs have risen by then?
3- If you go this route would the higher tariff with high cashback be better
Quidco -
£160 cashback for ALL 12 month SIM Only £25+ tariffs (including iPhone)
Not sure is '£25+' includes the £25 tariffs?
If it does -
via quidco
3Gs 16gb new on PAYG = £449 (no cashback)
simplicity 12 iphone 12x 25 = £300 (£160 cashback)
900min + unltd txt + unltd data
Total = £5890 -
Yes cheaper, but paying extra £49 you get a brand new Gs 16Gb model.Darrenb2410 wrote: »Looking at what you have done, your comparisons aren't like for like.....18m v 12 m in total. That way the 18m refurb phone should be the better deal......but are out of stock again.
It is available on their home page for new customers, so I reckon it is in sotck
Plus £120 for extra 6mths (12 + 6 =18), yes the 3G refurb might be the "best" choice0 -
Sure, forgot to mention that I have the £449 to pay upfront for the handset.Your comparisions are very interesting, you might be right that PAYG is the best option.
The points that come to mind are...
1- You have a higher initial outlay, with buying the I-phone
2- Once the 12 month contract expires, how easy will it be to find another SIM only contract if you wish to keep using the same I-phone . Will the monthly costs have risen by then?
3- If you go this route would the higher tariff with high cashback be better
Quidco -
£160 cashback for ALL 12 month SIM Only £25+ tariffs (including iPhone)
Not sure is '£25+' includes the £25 tariffs?
If it does -
via quidco
3Gs 16gb new on PAYG = £449 (no cashback)
simplicity 12 iphone 12x 25 = £300 (£160 cashback)
900min + unltd txt + unltd data
Total = £589
I am a very light user, but want a smartphone to get data while on the go.0
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