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Denied Phone Contract
CharlotteElizabeth
Posts: 49 Forumite
in Phones & TV
Hi
My credit experian score shows fair at 722 and I've been turned down for a phone contract with Vodafone. I have a contract with o2 for phone and tablet with 3. Is it denying me cos it would look like 3 contracts? I'm going to cancel the O2 one after getting a new phone so I'd only have 2. Would I have to wait now as I have been declined or is Vodafone credit check difficult to pass?
My credit experian score shows fair at 722 and I've been turned down for a phone contract with Vodafone. I have a contract with o2 for phone and tablet with 3. Is it denying me cos it would look like 3 contracts? I'm going to cancel the O2 one after getting a new phone so I'd only have 2. Would I have to wait now as I have been declined or is Vodafone credit check difficult to pass?
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Your credit score is meaningless. Only you can see it. What matters is your credit history
It doesn't look like 3 mobile contracts, it will be 3 contracts. Voda have no way of knowing that you will cancel the o2 one subsequently.
You'd probably get a much better deal by bundling these services-and with an MVNO rather than Voda/o2/ThreeNo free lunch, and no free laptop
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What's an MVNO? The phone I want is a new one and I've looked at the offers and they are all much more expensive than the offers on mobiles.co.uk (£15 cheaper a month). Should I cancel my O2 contract and then try and get another contract elsewhere. O2 can only offer me £52 a month whereas the deal on Vodafone is £36 a month for the same thing. I've tried getting them to budge but they say they can't price match and have given the the PAC number to leave.0
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Mobile Virtual Network Operator, a provider that uses one of the main mobile networks, e.g. Giff Gaff, PlusNet, Virgin Mobile etc.0
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What's stopping you going with mobiles.co.uk?0
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I hope things have improved now - but we were refused a mobile phone contract some years ago because we were of 'no fixed abode'.
We lived in Armed Forces married quarters.0
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