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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 around
  • 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?
  • Dpk
    Dpk Posts: 108 Forumite
    gabbyevs wrote: »
    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!

    new version of the desire out next month - so the current model may drop in price
  • steve237 wrote: »
    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 asked
    Dpk wrote: »
    new 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 around
  • gabbyevs wrote: »
    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...
  • 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 pounds
    What goes around-comes around
  • 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.
  • adamnsu
    adamnsu Posts: 184 Forumite
    steve237 wrote: »
    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.
  • mustbemad wrote: »
    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 phone
    What goes around-comes around
  • Jon_01
    Jon_01 Posts: 5,918 Forumite
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    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.
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