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iwantitnow
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My contract with the Link on 3 comes to an end on 11 Feb. I served them the 30 days notice and have now been offered this tempting offer if I do not need a new handset
9 months at £15 + 3 months at £30 = £225 less £149.23 credit =£75.77 over the term averaging £6.32 a month.
This is for 500 xnet minutes and 100 texts per month
Has anybody been offered anything better from 3 ?
9 months at £15 + 3 months at £30 = £225 less £149.23 credit =£75.77 over the term averaging £6.32 a month.
This is for 500 xnet minutes and 100 texts per month
Has anybody been offered anything better from 3 ?
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I saw a similar offer posted in this forum a couple of days ago, where the same deal, with no phone upgrade, was quoted as £76.00 mate. The other poster was hanging out for a call-back from 3, offering an improved deal.
I'm not sure whether the same Credit [£149.23] was applied; and the post didn't make it clear; but it strikes me as a great deal. My 400 mins + 250 txts contract is coming to an end on 3rd Feb 07, so I appreciate your timely post.
Mick0 -
I got offered the same as OP...going to take it. No point waiting. My wife has been offered a good deal on her O2 contract. Details in the O2 rentention thread.0
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I've just wrote 3 a letter giving 30 days notice on my contract and hopefully they'll offer me the same deal.
Does these deals work on a cashback basis where you pay the £15 and £30 a month, or do you just pay the £6.32 per month?
Either way it's a pretty good deal!0 -
I was offered a similar deal back in june - from one of their Indian call centres. They took the (full) money didn't send the phone or pay the credit! -bunch of cheats.
Beware of their tempting deals - they refuse to put anything in writing or even send an e mail to confirm the offer.
Took ages to cancell that 'deal'.0 -
I decided to go for this offer. The conditions were well explained to me and I have been impressed with the improvement in quality of 3's customer services in recent months, so credit where credit is due. I feel much more confident dealing with them directly than taking a chance on cashback with a dealer0
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hey,
ive read that some people hand in your 30 days notice and wait for 3 to contact you later with a "killer deal".
my question is does this actually work - do they actually get back to you??
i know i could go to another network and cashback deals etc but it is a lot of hassle and id rather stay with 3.
thanks in advance
James0 -
Do you have to write them a letter, or will phoning up and asking for a porting code do the trick?0
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rusty-london wrote:Does these deals work on a cashback basis where you pay the £15 and £30 a month, or do you just pay the £6.32 per month?
I would like to know this too. I suspect they send you a cheque for the credit, and then you have to pay the £15, and £30 a month.0 -
I phoned them 30 days before my contract was due to end to cancel and they offered me a deal that worked out about £16 a month with a new phone. I told them I would think about it. The next day I phoned them and advised that I still wanted to cancel and requested a pac code. It was at this stage I was given the deal averaging £6.32 a month if i did not require a new handset.
The deal works as follows they credit my account with £149.23 on month one and then for the first 9 months they charge me half price rental @ £15 per month and the final 3 months I am charged £30 a month. So if I stick within my call limit I end up paying nothing from month 1 -9 as my credit fully covers this. On month 10 I am still £14.23 in credit so just pay £15.77 and on months 11 + 12 I pay £30 each month so I pay a total of £75.77 over the last 3 months but nothing for the first 9 months.
There are no cheques or cashback claims required.Hence the attraction of the deal.0 -
Satellite_John wrote:Do you have to write them a letter, or will phoning up and asking for a porting code do the trick?
Just phone them up. Their customer services are much improved over recent months and easy to deal with.0
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