on 10-09-2014 11:25
on 10-09-2014 11:25
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10-09-2014 11:58 - edited 10-09-2014 12:00
It is annoying that o2 charge £40 a month for what I get on pay as you go for £15.
If I do get a contract could I use my £36 of savings to pay for the phone or even pay part of the contract?
on 10-09-2014 12:02
on 10-09-2014 12:02
All O2 refresh tarrifs are split into two parts. Airtime and Phone Plan.
Essentailly its like O2 give you the phone on credit, 0%. Each month you pay part of your phone back and your airtime balance. EG a £38pm tarrif could be £20 off the phone amount owed, £18 per month for your minutes, data and texts.
Essentially this is what all contracts are but the bonus of this. When the iPhone 6s plus something else come out in a year, and you want to upgrade, all you have to do is pay off the amount remaining off the phone. NOT the remaining months airtime payments. On a normal tarrif you would need to pay off the remaining phone balance AND the remaining months airtime payments.
I've done this loads of times when upgrading. Its great.
on 10-09-2014 12:04
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on 10-09-2014 12:11
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on 10-09-2014 13:39
on 10-09-2014 13:39
@Anonymous wrote:It is annoying that o2 charge £40 a month for what I get on pay as you go for £15.
But you have to buy your own phone.
The contract includes a phone payment too.
on 10-09-2014 22:56
on 10-09-2014 22:58
on 10-09-2014 22:58
on 10-09-2014 23:00
on 10-09-2014 23:00
There are usually no iphone launch deals other than early upgrades.