Bad Credit Sim only T-mobile

grumbler

SnowTiger wrote: »

I pay under a tenner a month for a 'free' handset (bottom of the range Android smartphone), unlimited SMS, unlimited Internet and 100 voice minutes (I don't make many calls) and I think that's expensive! :rotfl:

That's why I guess you don't have defaults in your credit history waiting for some repayment plan to get paid off while you are busy looking for some new nice phone to use on the new excessive and overpriced tariff.

robbies_gal

if they havent come after you yet for the debts why ar eu going to start paying them now?

im not syaing people shoudl ignore debts just wonder why if theve been there for years theres been no court order for repayment

kerry87_2

gabbyevs wrote: »

if they havent come after you yet for the debts why ar eu going to start paying them now?

im not syaing people shoudl ignore debts just wonder why if theve been there for years theres been no court order for repayment

I am not sure why there has been no court order. There has just been letter after letter which then stops for about 6 months and then starts again.

kerry87_2

grumbler wrote: »

That's why I guess you don't have defaults in your credit history waiting for some repayment plan to get paid off while you are busy looking for some new nice phone to use on the new excessive and overpriced tariff.

The reason why it is overpriced is BECAUSE of the defaults and I am now having to pay over the odds to now build up trust with the mobile network. It is a 30 day rolling sim so can be cancelled but after I have paid my bills on time I will prob be able to get a cheaper tariff and will have trust with the network for any future dealings I may have with them.

I only came on here to talk about my mobile tariff and ask a simple question, NOT about any debts I may have.

grumbler

kerry87 wrote: »

The reason why it is overpriced is BECAUSE of the defaults and I am now having to pay over the odds to now build up trust with the mobile network.

You are building something that you don't need really.

It is a 30 day rolling sim so can be cancelled but after I have paid my bills on time I will prob be able to get a cheaper tariff and will have trust with the network for any future dealings I may have with them.

Cheaper tariffs are available everywhere. The one I mentioned above is 30 day contract too.

I only came on here to talk about my mobile tariff and ask a simple question, NOT about any debts I may have.

Your tariff is bad.