| Whilst this doesn't look too bad for new customers, I'm disappointed that existing o2 iPhone customers have to pay off their remaining contracts and a minimum of £29 for the handset on a £45 per month tariff. I think they could have sweetened the deal somehow. |
Why should they? You quite happily signed up for your existing contract. The contract is legally binding and it's YOU who wants to break it and upgrade early so you can get your hands on the iPhone 4...? I think O2 have been very fair with their early upgrade offer.
If people actually had the patience to wait for things, then there wouldn't be this issue anyway would there! Can't believe the amount of people who think they're being treated unfairly by O2, just because they're expected to pay off their existing contract (at a reduced rate, I might add)... Read your terms and conditions, it quite clearly states that if you want to end the contract early then you have to pay the monthly amount for any period of time you have outstanding on it. It's in black and white.
O2 aren't forcing you to take the early upgrade deal and they're well within their rights to tell customers to bugger off and wait until their contract comes to an end, or pay the FULL amount outstanding in order to be able to come out of it early. Am I missing something?
