on 10-09-2015 09:48
on 10-09-2015 09:48
Just wondering if anybody who has used O2 refresh can walk me through this.
I have a device plan on a 6+ with £325 outstanding. O2 refresh offers £350 for the device at present.
So when the 6s+ becomes available for purchase at the point of sale can I simply return my existing 6+ and begin a new device plan on a new device? As apple have frozen the prices in the states presumably the prices will be very similar in the UK.
Therefore would I be right in thinking that in 12 montsh time I will again be at an almost identical point in my contract and would be able to return the device (effectively for nothing), take a brand new device and teh contract for teh device merely keeps rolling?
I appreciate that the downside here is that you always remain in hoc to the contract but the positive is you always retain a phone in warranty, and always have an up to date "fresh" device.
Am I missing anything.
thanks chaps and chapesses and enjoy the next few weeks.
on 10-09-2015 17:46
on 10-09-2015 17:46
Go instore & recycle, you are likely going to get a better price
on 10-09-2015 17:46
on 10-09-2015 17:46
on 10-09-2015 17:49
on 10-09-2015 17:49
Unlike Samsung...they don't seem to hold their prices well. I still remember being excited when the Note 4 came out thinking I would get a good deal on a Note 3...not a chance...It held it's top of the range price for at least 6 months after launch of the 4
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 10-09-2015 17:50
on 10-09-2015 17:52
on 10-09-2015 17:52
on 10-09-2015 17:57
on 10-09-2015 17:57
on 10-09-2015 18:03
@Anonymous Get an Samsung Galaxy A5 much cheaper & way better
on 10-09-2015 18:06
on 10-09-2015 18:06
on 10-09-2015 18:08
@Anonymous wrote:
I'll be honest mate can't stand samsungs just hate using gf has always had them only phone I'd change to I think would be one of the latest Sony Zs
Go for the Z4 or Z5 then mate