on 16-10-2013 21:23
on 16-10-2013 21:23
does anyone know what effect cost means? saw a phone from o2 on carphone warehouse and iphone for 32 p/m and no upfront cost.. does the effect cost thingy charge you on top of your monthly bill?
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on 16-10-2013 21:43
on 16-10-2013 21:43
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on 16-10-2013 21:35
on 16-10-2013 21:36
on 16-10-2013 21:36
@Anonymous wrote:does anyone know what effect cost means? saw a phone from o2 on carphone warehouse and iphone for 32 p/m and no upfront cost.. does the effect cost thingy charge you on top of your monthly bill?
If there is any cashback etc then they will show you two costs:
1) Usual Monthly cost
2) Effective monthly cost (taking into account cachback)
on 16-10-2013 21:39
there is no option for that i dont think so its just the monthly cost of 32p/m?
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on 16-10-2013 21:43
on 16-10-2013 21:43
on 16-10-2013 21:44
on 16-10-2013 21:44
on 16-10-2013 21:45
on 16-10-2013 21:45
@Anonymous wrote:
If there is no upfront cost the effective monthly cost is just the tariff cost, if you have an upfront cost the effective cost is the tariff cost plus the upfront cost/months on contract. But you still pay the tariff cost not the effectibe cost, example is £48 upfront on a 24 month contract means effective cost is £2 more than tariff
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What he said!:smileywink:
on 16-10-2013 21:46
there isnt one thanks guys im such a noob