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orange 600min xnet unlimited texts
i've been on dolphin 35 for 2 months. i get 500min xnet 500 texts a month
they've changed this package to 600min xnet and unlimited texts
http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/yourplan/online
my question is, can i switch to let say racoon 35 then switch back to dolphin 35 to benefit the new allowance yet retain my cashback scheme?
i bought my phone & plan from cpw instore with their cashback deal.
thanks.
they've changed this package to 600min xnet and unlimited texts
http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/yourplan/online
my question is, can i switch to let say racoon 35 then switch back to dolphin 35 to benefit the new allowance yet retain my cashback scheme?
i bought my phone & plan from cpw instore with their cashback deal.
thanks.
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nope because you got it thu CPW.. you cannot get the online priceplans only the in store priceplans.. its the diffrence of going direct and indirect0
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Are you putting your cashback in jepodary by changing price plans? I was signed up to the Canary 30, but hardly use texts so would be better off on the Racoon 30 as you get more mins and less texts, but don't want to risk my cashback by changing even though I would still be paying Orange £30 per month0
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thats my exact same question0
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thats my exact same question
You would have to check your csahback t&c to see if it would effect it, if theres nothing written in there then you should be able to change o.k, if a customer service employee trys to tell you different read the terms and conditions to them and see if they change there mind most customer service staff dont know the terms and conditions anyway.0
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