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zak2012

i have 2 question
1..my phone is broke its on o2 contract and 7 months left, so i want get new contract with diffrent provider,if i do that can i trasfer my o2 number to new contract?i know u can do on pay as you go,but im on monthly so can i still transfer my old number? if i can what happen to my free mins with o2 they mix evrything or i lose one?

2..i need new smartphone so whats cheapest smartphone in market?any makes? is there anyway to get iphone se pay monthly without contract on pay as you?or any way to get cheap handset?

thanks

JJ_Egan

PAC from O2 to transfer the number .
You are still in contract with O2 and will be required to pay the balance of your contract for the 7 months remaining .
Nothing to stop you buying a new sim free phone and using your existing number and O2 contract .

zak2012

JJ_Egan wrote: »

PAC from O2 to transfer the number .
You are still in contract with O2 and will be required to pay the balance of your contract for the 7 months remaining .
Nothing to stop you buying a new sim free phone and using your existing number and O2 contract .

is there any webiste to buy pay as you go Iphone SE and pay monthly?? i mean cheap websites? i looked at apple its alot,

Browntoa

Same price everywhere , Apple don't discount prices

DCFC79

Buy the wileyfox, it's cheap and not bad.

zak2012

I want buy Iphone SE , i had samsung galaxy s5mini before and when i was reading newspapers or books etc... the screen was not going off untill my eyes moved away, so my question is is there same thing in Iphone SE? thanks

Frozen_up_north

zak2012 wrote: »

I want buy Iphone SE , i had samsung galaxy s5mini before and when i was reading newspapers or books etc... the screen was not going off untill my eyes moved away, so my question is is there same thing in Iphone SE? thanks

An iPhone doesn't behave like that.

In answer to your original question, as others have said there will be a remaining part of your contract outstanding and it will have to be paid off. You could put the SIM from your old phone into another phone and use the existing contract until it reaches the end of your minimum contract term. The iPhone SE uses a nano sized SIM by the way.

You can buy an iPhone SE from Apple on finance, although from memory the APR is nothing special. John Lewis also sell them. Beware of Car Phone Warehouse and Argos, their iPhones tend to lock to the network of the first SIM you insert.

I replaced an iPhone 5 with an SE 64GB version (bought as a trade in at an Apple Store and SIM free/not locked) and am impressed with the SE, there have been various grumbles about the SE but for me it's spot on. The security features are second to none and Apple Pay is great for buying a packet of sweets with a credit card :rotfl:

RangersPete

GIffgaff have a scheme to buy phones on a monthly basis, but you'd also have to buy a sim card and payg topup