14-04-2015 15:47
14-04-2015 15:47
Hi
I took out o2 refresh 3 weeks ago but I don't like the phone and it's too late to send back under the 14 days.
My first bill has come out by direct debit, can I pay off the cost of the device (£345) and then upgrade to iphone 6, but on a more expensive plan (currently paying £13.50 for airtime, but want to increase to £17.50) so £47.50 a month in total, instead of £28.50 i'm paying at the moment
Also will there be a 2nd credit check as i've paid off the lumia and taking out an iphone
Thanks
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14-04-2015 15:58 - edited 14-04-2015 16:07
14-04-2015 15:58 - edited 14-04-2015 16:07
There's no reason why you can't do that, once the phone is paid off you should be able to upgrade to a new phone and contract.
I'm fairly sure there is no credit check for an existing customer.
14-04-2015 15:58 - edited 14-04-2015 16:07
14-04-2015 15:58 - edited 14-04-2015 16:07
There's no reason why you can't do that, once the phone is paid off you should be able to upgrade to a new phone and contract.
I'm fairly sure there is no credit check for an existing customer.
14-04-2015 16:04
14-04-2015 16:04
You will be fine, there won't be another credit check.
14-04-2015 16:04
14-04-2015 16:04
14-04-2015 16:09
14-04-2015 16:09
@MI5 wrote:
I may be wrong, but I believe there will be another credit check due to the fact that refresh handsets are on a separate credit agreement to the airtime.
CS on 202 should be able to confirm or deny it for you though.
I would have thought once you pay for the phone, you're still on a Pay Monthly contract for the airtime and would simply upgrade in the normal way to a new Refresh contract.
14-04-2015 16:14
14-04-2015 16:15
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14-04-2015 16:19
14-04-2015 16:19
@MI5 wrote:
Yes, but you will be taking another new phone on credit?
I'm sure that would only be a formality as you would have just paid for one in full.
14-04-2015 16:23
14-04-2015 16:23
15-04-2015 09:33
Spoke to Customer services who advised there is no credit check if paying off one device and taking another