on 09-01-2018 16:23
Hi. After I completed my 24 mnth handset contract, I moved to a sim only pay monthly contract, which is £18 a month for 10gb data, and unlimited mins and texts (open ended).
I'm looking to go back on a pay monthly handset contract, and looking at an iphone 7 / 7 plus, but the 10gb airtime is £24.00 per month.
Is there any way for me to pay monthly for the iphone handset, but keep my deal of £18 for 10gb?
Or is there still an NHS discount in play that I can use? (I've never used it but I am an NHS employee).
I can't seem to speak to anyone via chat, and my upgrade page is useless.
Thanks for your help,
Reanne
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09-01-2018 16:41 - edited 09-01-2018 16:42
09-01-2018 16:41 - edited 09-01-2018 16:42
Hi,
If you want to upgrade to a davice plan tariff there is no way of keeping your SIM Only tariff.
As you say you are a NHS employee you get upto 25% off your airtime so you could definitely take advantage of that or if any friends/family living with you are on O2 you could take advantage of the Family Plan which gives you upto 50% off your airtime depending on how many o2 pay monthly numbers are at your address.
https://www.o2.co.uk/open
https://www.o2.co.uk/family-plan
09-01-2018 16:41 - edited 09-01-2018 16:42
09-01-2018 16:41 - edited 09-01-2018 16:42
Hi,
If you want to upgrade to a davice plan tariff there is no way of keeping your SIM Only tariff.
As you say you are a NHS employee you get upto 25% off your airtime so you could definitely take advantage of that or if any friends/family living with you are on O2 you could take advantage of the Family Plan which gives you upto 50% off your airtime depending on how many o2 pay monthly numbers are at your address.
https://www.o2.co.uk/open
https://www.o2.co.uk/family-plan
on 09-01-2018 16:58
on 09-01-2018 16:58
on 09-01-2018 17:10
on 10-01-2018 08:43
on 10-01-2018 08:43
Thanks for the advice all! I have contacted O2 and they have given me an NHS code so hopefully i'll be able to use that once I have picked my new contract.
on 10-01-2018 08:48
on 10-01-2018 08:48
on 10-01-2018 09:00
on 10-01-2018 09:00
on 10-01-2018 09:07
on 10-01-2018 09:07
on 10-01-2018 09:46
on 10-01-2018 09:46
@MI5 wrote:
As per the advice in my guide posted above, you'd be better off confirming with your local HR dept as there are many different codes for different NHS trusts.
Indeed. All linked to your particular Trusts email address. Others have had a problem thinking it's a generic NHS code
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 10-01-2018 10:18
on 10-01-2018 10:18