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Once you have had your new phone for 30 days you can move your tariff up or down, once a month, to any of the tariffs that were available when you purchased your new phone. You can do this yourself by signing into your MyO2.
You should not lose your O2 Open discount.
Hope this helps and welcome to the forum 
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Once you have had your new phone for 30 days you can move your tariff up or down, once a month, to any of the tariffs that were available when you purchased your new phone. You can do this yourself by signing into your MyO2.
You should not lose your O2 Open discount.
Hope this helps and welcome to the forum
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You keep your open plan but bear in mind the discount is a percentage of the airtime so the amount you get will vary accordingly
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