Orange - downgrade?

macman

You can but ask. But since the last few months is when they start to earn some profit from a 24m contract, your chances are fairly minimal. Better odds about 2 months out maybe.

digp

grumbler wrote: »

If allowances are not important, how can you save more money essentially by paying for the remaining months twice - at Orange and at Giffgaff?

because i want to quit the contract . then i will get the #10 contract on giffgaff

grumbler

A week ago you wanted to downgrade to save money regardless of the allowances and to cancel the contract later this year when it comes to the end.
Today cancelling the contract now and moving to giffgaff suddenly became your main priority regardless of the extra costs.
Sorry, but this makes no sense to me.

macman

Methinks you are on the wrong forum..this is moneysaving.

digp

so no one knows>?

grumbler

Knows what?

diamonds

digp wrote: »

so no one knows>?

Cancel on the Orange price changes coming 28th May


http://media.ofcom.org.uk/2013/10/23/protection-for-consumers-against-mid-contract-price-rises/

macman

digp wrote: »

so no one knows>?

Without the aid of a crystal ball, no. No one knows if you will be offered a discretionary downgrade, or on what terms.
The verdict on here is that you probably won't.
But, since you have nothing to lose, why don't you call Horange and ask them?

digp

diamonds wrote: »

Cancel on the Orange price changes coming 28th May


http://media.ofcom.org.uk/2013/10/23/protection-for-consumers-against-mid-contract-price-rises/

Can you do that?

digp

Are they allowing people to cancel?