| I have a business contract which expires on 29 July 2011, but am eligible for a handset upgrade on 29 July 2010. Does anyone know how this is likely to work? I want to upgrade 2 handsets. |
As stated in the early upgrade terms:
This Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any early upgrade eligibility you may have as part of O2 Priority List.
Not sure if this affects business users though to be honest.
It would seem it's not all smiles really (for me at least). The way I read the terms are you have to pay £20 for every month left on your contract (in my case thats £320). Then, you have to sign up for a new contract and pay the price of the new Iphone also, which going by roughly converted ATT dollar prices we could be looking at £139 for the 16GB or £199 for the 32. So that would be £519. Thats a lot of money and doesn't seem all that special to me. It does seem it will benefit customers who's contracts are nearly up. Having said that, my 32GB 3GS is mint so should fetch £253 via the recycle option making it £266, which is still pretty hefty but a bit easier to swallow
😐Here they are anyway:
Before you can end your existing contract under this Offer you must:
Have paid a one-off, non-refundable, charge of £20 for each complete month remaining of your minimum term (as calculated by O2) (the "Early Upgrade Offer Charge");
Sign up for a new 18 or 24 month minimum term Pay Monthly or 24 month minimum term Business airtime contract with O2 with an iPhone 4 at the normal price for that phone and on our current relevant tariff terms at the time you sign up for the Offer.
Understand that you will be waiving the "change of mind" period set out in your new Airtime contract or any Distance Sales Act rights granted by law as we will be continuing to prove a service which you are already familiar with.
Cheers.
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