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Contract with bad credit
lankybogger
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Mobiles
Hi, does anyone know where I could get a contract even though I have a bad credit rating. I have tried lots of sites like the ones on Quidco and the Utility Warehouse but no use so far. Are there any others?
Cheers.
Cheers.
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i had poor credit(plus had been working outside the UK) and ended up paying a 100 pound deposit held for the 6 months of the contract with orange
after that i use my orange account number to get new contracts without credit checks0 -
my friend got an O2 contact whilst bankrupt!!, no upfront fees etc, he done it via the 02 website0
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lankybogger wrote: »Hi, does anyone know where I could get a contract even though I have a bad credit rating. I have tried lots of sites like the ones on Quidco and the Utility Warehouse but no use so far. Are there any others?
Cheers.
how bad is it? sometimes they will offer you a contract with a deposit (usually around £100 i think) which you get back either after x months, or at the end of the contract.Wins since June: iPod shuffle 1gb, Samsung g800, cinema ticket, lush retro giftbox, 2x mp3 downloads, a big box of food (???)0 -
I've not got great credit - o2 refused me but vodafone and 3 accepted me. And i've heard that T-Mobile are really strict these days, so probably stay away from them.
It is the network that credit checks you not the retailer/shop so it doesn't really matter where you get it from.
The only way to really know is to place an order and try - but don't try too many times coz this'll make it worse!Wondering how to have a life & not rack up more debts...0
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