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Broken pay monthly phone - what are my options?

Anonymous
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My contract runs out in December, but my phone is broken. What can I do about it? Can I buy a new one and swap the sim over? Will I maybe be able to get an early upgrade? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

 


 

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If the phone is broken (and not damaged etc.) then you should have it booked in for repair.

 

Take it to an o2 store and they will send it away - if it is damaged they will give you a repair quoatation but most likely it will be fixed under warranty free of charge.

 

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MI5
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You only real option is to buy another phone and carry on using your contract sim in it. Otherwise, buy out your current contract and start another one.
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Do you mean physically broken, otherwise O2 can get it repaired?

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Thank you for the input.
It's the battery that's the problem, only has a runtime of a few hours
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A new battery is way cheaper than a new phone.
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If the phone is broken (and not damaged etc.) then you should have it booked in for repair.

 

Take it to an o2 store and they will send it away - if it is damaged they will give you a repair quoatation but most likely it will be fixed under warranty free of charge.

 

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If you are able to buy another phone of your choice outright and sim free, you will have many more choices of tariffs open to you when your contract is up.

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