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Orange Retention Offers
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thanks mustbe
im on same minutes texts as you so i guess i'll looking at the same sort of price
im also now looking at the desrie decisions decision!What goes around-comes around0 -
My contract with Orange comes to an end in October and I fancy an iphone. I'm currently on £10 a month for an insane amount of mins/texts and unlimited internet. I got this as I told retentions I was leaving and read out another networks deal, which they beat, so I know they can offer silly deals to keep a customer.
My question is, can they beat other networks iphone deals too? Would they be able to be their standard best offer (as detailed on MSE) of 18 months with handset for £229 and monthly fee of £35? Or are the iphone deals fixed and non-negotiable?0 -
My contract with Orange comes to an end in October and I fancy an iphone. I'm currently on £10 a month for an insane amount of mins/texts and unlimited internet. I got this as I told retentions I was leaving and read out another networks deal, which they beat, so I know they can offer silly deals to keep a customer.
My question is, can they beat other networks iphone deals too? Would they be able to be their standard best offer (as detailed on MSE) of 18 months with handset for £229 and monthly fee of £35? Or are the iphone deals fixed and non-negotiable?
ive asked around and theyre very rigid dont seem to be any leeway at all in their handset prices and thats nearly all networks thats ive askednew version of the desire out next month - so the current model may drop in price
oh yes i heard about that hd isnt it? maybe i should just wait for that one?What goes around-comes around0 -
ive asked around and theyre very rigid dont seem to be any leeway at all in their handset prices and thats nearly all networks thats ive asked
oh yes i heard about that hd isnt it? maybe i should just wait for that one?
Thanks for the info, had a feeling it may be the case.
I'd be happy with handset cost, but would be good if I could go from 18 months to 24 months and get monthly fee from £35 to £25...0 -
you could ask but i cant see it to be honest unless its a set fee already but i dont think any except tesco are doing it for 20 poundsWhat goes around-comes around0
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I would happily switch to Tesco, but they are on the o2 network and I nhave no signal. Only strong signal in this house is Orange...
I will try it on with them in October and report back if I manage to get a good deal.0 -
My contract with Orange comes to an end in October and I fancy an iphone. I'm currently on £10 a month for an insane amount of mins/texts and unlimited internet. I got this as I told retentions I was leaving and read out another networks deal, which they beat, so I know they can offer silly deals to keep a customer.
My question is, can they beat other networks iphone deals too? Would they be able to be their standard best offer (as detailed on MSE) of 18 months with handset for £229 and monthly fee of £35? Or are the iphone deals fixed and non-negotiable?
I am assuming you after the iphone 4g. From what I have gathered when it comes to the Iphone and HTC Desire their customer service advisors seem to have a mental freeze the moment you mention the name of either. They give you pathetic deals when compared to T-mobile when it comes to customer retention.0 -
Hi,
I just upgraded to a Galaxy S today with orange and it has been dispatched already.
I got 200 mins, unlimited txts and unlimited internet for £20 on an 18 month contract with a one of charge of £99 for the handset. I wasnt thrilled about paying for the phone but they wouldnt budge on that :sad:
I was paying £30 a month before for 400 mins i think and unlimited txts, plus £5 for unlimited internet.
hths, MBM
just to update i phoned retentions this morning-got offered same deal no budging on the phone price even though i said so p4u are doing the same deal with more minutes and a free phone-he said he cant waive the charge
so much for wanting to keep you
is there any way that if i start a new orange contract i can transfer my number somehow?
they wanted 50 for the desire btw f anyones interested in that phoneWhat goes around-comes around0 -
Even retentions have limits the system won't let them go beyond a point, it doesn't matter what you say they can't over ride the computer.
You'd have to get your pac code from Orange, move to another networks payg. Start a new contract and then get the pac for the payg and move back.0
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