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I’m out of contract with EE, I have iPhone 8, now interested in the iPhone 12. Best deal I have been offered with EE is £39.99, phone free and unlimited data.
Have considered buying the phone outright, then sim only deal. I would have to pay monthly.
Have considered buying the phone outright, then sim only deal. I would have to pay monthly.
Need some ideas, like EE know your not going to leave them.
Thanks,
Garcon.
Thanks,
Garcon.
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Cheapest Iphone 12 contract with unlimited data is 3 - £184 upfront and £25/month
Compare here - https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cheap-mobile-finder/contracts/apple/iphone-12/
Worth also looking at Iphone 13 as a comparison on the price.0 -
Thank you. It’s a minefield, the mobile phone market. Loyalty doesn’t pay, I’m sure the iPhone 13 might be a better option, hoping to try and save some money. Do you for the NHS.0
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Just be aware that if you sign up for a new contract around now you will be incur rpi increases of around 9% which take effect from April.
I understand the O2 cutoff date to avoid them is 24th March but I don't have any information about other providers.1 -
garcon6 said:Thank you. It’s a minefield, the mobile phone market. Loyalty doesn’t pay, I’m sure the iPhone 13 might be a better option, hoping to try and save some money. Do you for the NHS.Sadly, IpHoNe and saving money don't go together.I've go a Moto G31 (cost around £175) and pay £8 per month sim onlyWorks out about £15pcm if you spread it over 2 years1
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J_B said:garcon6 said:Thank you. It’s a minefield, the mobile phone market. Loyalty doesn’t pay, I’m sure the iPhone 13 might be a better option, hoping to try and save some money. Do you for the NHS.Sadly, IpHoNe and saving money don't go together.I've go a Moto G31 (cost around £175) and pay £8 per month sim onlyWorks out about £15pcm if you spread it over 2 yearsNever under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers3
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