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Giving my I phone to my son - best way to do it

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My I phone is not in contract, it's pay monthly. My son uses it and I pay the bill. He is going to Spain at start of feb and I want to give him the phone but stop myself getting the bills. Also I don't want him to be picking up huge bills. What's the best way of him using the phone and keeping all his current apps and songs etc but getting a contract in Spain on a cheaper tarif. Is it as simple as me cancelling the contract, take out the sim and him buy another sim on the rate he wants in Spain

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back up everything in itunes first, how long is he going for? you'll have to pay your monthly tariff x however many months left you have on the contract to cancel it, get him a pay & go sim, which iphone is it because the 4 & 4s need a micro sim, the 5 needs a nano sim

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A local Spanish PAYG SIM would be best but make sure you get the handset unlocked first.
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back up everything in itunes first, how long is he going for? you'll have to pay your monthly tariff x however many months left you have on the contract to cancel it, get him a pay & go sim, which iphone is it because the 4 & 4s need a micro sim, the 5 needs a nano sim

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As the phone is no longer in contract you just need to give 30 days notice.
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Thanks for your prompt response - very helpful 

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Really helpful thanks
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no problem, glad i could help

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