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Better to buy a phone handset outright on 0% interest or commit to a 24m contract?
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It doesn't "revert back". Clearly you don't have a clue about how cashback contracts work.0
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Sorry, to be more exact, you can't claim cash back on it anymore.
If they're marketing it as a £9.50/month contract, it's acceptable to suggest it "reverts back" after the term ends, even though you've been paying it all along.0 -
Not really. It's always the full amount each and every month; the cashback is claimed at set periods from the dealer and has absolutely nothing to do with the network or the tariff you pay. I don't know why anyone would continue a contract afte the minimum term since there's almost always a much better new deal.0
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