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Who gets offered the best deal?
newtothisthing
Posts: 69 Forumite
in Mobiles
Who would generally get the better deal?
The person brand new to a phone company or the person upgrading from payg to a contract?
The person brand new to a phone company or the person upgrading from payg to a contract?
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newtothisthing wrote: »Who would generally get the better deal?
The person brand new to a phone company or the person upgrading from payg to a contract?
It shouldn't take a rocket scientist to work that out, new customer of course, just had my house insurance renewal, it had gone up £100, go online to do a comparison and the same company is the £100 cheaper go figure.0 -
New customers can make use of cashback which old customers cant without cancelling and re signing up on alot of things.0
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new customers are better for operators, that's the sad truth. That's why sometime it is good to change mobile provider to the one that's the cheapest for you. It's a bit of a hassle, but porting number takes 10 minutes and is effective the next day.0
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I possibly didn't word the question correctly.
The fact that I'm already with the company but on payg, would that make any difference in me getting a better / worse deal?0 -
no difference at all.0
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newtothisthing wrote: »I possibly didn't word the question correctly.
The fact that I'm already with the company but on payg, would that make any difference in me getting a better / worse deal?
No difference but you would have the option of using cashback available to you by signing up as a new customer.0
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