Solved: Re: O2 refresh

Anonymous · ‎28-03-2016

Hi, I would like to make use of the O2 Refresh. My contract expires at the end of July but I would like to update my phone now, but I would like to stay with my current payment for phone, text and data. When I click on upgrade it gives me the amount to pay back on my credit agreement and then choose a tariff. As I don't want to change my tariff can I just start a new credit agreement paying up front the amount needed for the new phone to keep my monthly payments roughly the same. Your comments would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hazej

jonsie · ‎28-03-2016

No you will have to take a new tariff with the handset I'm afraid.

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jonsie · ‎28-03-2016

No you will have to take a new tariff with the handset I'm afraid.

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MI5 · ‎28-03-2016

You need to choose a tariff that is similar to what you are paying now but you must take a new one.

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Anonymous · ‎28-03-2016

Here is my guide to O2 Refresh for you to look at

http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Discussions-Feedback/A-Guide-To-O2-Refresh/m-p/877701

Martin-O2 · ‎29-03-2016

@Anonymous wrote:

Hi, I would like to make use of the O2 Refresh. My contract expires at the end of July but I would like to update my phone now, but I would like to stay with my current payment for phone, text and data. When I click on upgrade it gives me the amount to pay back on my credit agreement and then choose a tariff. As I don't want to change my tariff can I just start a new credit agreement paying up front the amount needed for the new phone to keep my monthly payments roughly the same. Your comments would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hazej

Hi @Anonymous Welcome to the forums! Which phone are you thinking of upgrading to?

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Anonymous · ‎29-03-2016

I am thinking of an iPhone 6s Plus as I would like a larger screen (elderly eyes) and it would work well with my Ipad and other Apple products.

Regards, Hazej

Martin-O2 · ‎29-03-2016

@Anonymous wrote:

I am thinking of an iPhone 6s Plus as I would like a larger screen (elderly eyes) and it would work well with my Ipad and other Apple products.

Regards, Hazej

Sounds like you have a plan there @Anonymous Please come back and let us know what you think of your new handset once you have it up and running.

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