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Switch up 90 day or still whenever?

N4Th
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on ‎24-09-2023 00:58

on ‎24-09-2023 00:58

Hi to all!

 

Basically may need to switch back to iPhone soon for a few reasons. I switched up on the 11th but did join O2 on a plus plan when it was still the switch up whenever terms.

 

When I switched up on the 11th, does this mean Im now on the new 90 days terms? Or do the old terms still apply as I joined before they came into effect?

 

Many thanks!

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on ‎24-09-2023 01:13

on ‎24-09-2023 01:13

All info here ::

Guide: Introducing O2 Switch Up. Swap phones whenever you want! 

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on ‎24-09-2023 13:26

on ‎24-09-2023 13:26

@N4Th 

You stay on your original switch up at anytime terms.

Your only problem is finding a store that understands this.

I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
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