
on 19-12-2017 22:10
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on 19-12-2017 22:10
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on 19-12-2017 22:14
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on 19-12-2017 22:14
If this is done prior to the end of contract, cancellation fees will be payable.
Your husband will also need to pass identity and credit checks in order to get a contract in his name.
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If this is done prior to the end of contract, cancellation fees will be payable.
Your husband will also need to pass identity and credit checks in order to get a contract in his name.
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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19-12-2017 22:32 - edited 19-12-2017 22:34
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19-12-2017 22:32 - edited 19-12-2017 22:34
Any 'conflicting advice' you may have been given could be in relation to bank details. If you have seperate bank accounts then payment could be taken from your husbands account not yours. http://service.o2.co.uk/IQ/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE?New,Kb=Companion,question=ref(User):str(Mobile),C...
However the contract would remain in your name.The advice given above is correct....
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on 19-12-2017 23:16
I’m guessing it was possible in the past because there are various posts on here saying it can be done
You should be able to change the contract's owner entirely. Would you mind talking to CS again to see if you can? They should be able to change the origin details if you have the info they need
@Toby posted this.. and seemed pretty positive it could be done!
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on 19-12-2017 23:41
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on 20-12-2017 12:58
Hello @Anonymous, welcome to our forum. Please take a look at the info above from our community members and let us know if you have any further questions we could help with?
Thanks guys for all the advice.

