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Orange Upgrade Help! (HTC One x)
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I have to agree that £36*18 is a good deal for One X0 -
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Take the phone it's a good deal. Saying it works out cheaper if buy the handset upfront is fine if you can afford to drop £500 on a phone, which most people can't or won't do0
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...Saying it works out cheaper if buy the handset upfront is fine if you can afford to drop £500 on a phone, which most people can't or won't do
- If you have no savings, you have more important priorities than borrowing £500 to spend on a mobile toy unless you can borrow for free.
- If you have savings it makes no sense to pay 20-40% APR on a loan taken for buying a mobile toy while getting, say, 3-4% interest on the savings.
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Most people, even if they have plenty of savings would not buy a mobile outright as they perceive them to be 'free' when taking out a contract. People even balk at paying as little as £50 towards the phone when taking out a contract, even if it saves them money in the long run0
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