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Transferring contract to different person

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Anonymous
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on ‎12-12-2012 16:57

on ‎12-12-2012 16:57

I've got a 24 month contract that is in my dads name and I turn 18 in a few weeks and i'm wondering if it's possible to transfer the contract to my name.

 

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on ‎12-12-2012 18:56

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Yes but only your Dad can request it.
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on ‎12-12-2012 17:03

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You can try contacting cs on 202 from your mobile to see if it is possible or use live chat to speak with an online advisor. Contact us at bottom of page then click live chat

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on ‎12-12-2012 18:56

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Yes but only your Dad can request it.
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on ‎12-12-2012 18:58

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Bit of advise as soon as you turn 18 register on the electoral roll. Will help with the inevitable credit check.
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on ‎12-12-2012 23:55

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Tips on improving your credit rating:

 

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/credit-rating-credit-score

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‎13-12-2012 06:42 - edited ‎13-12-2012 06:43

‎13-12-2012 06:42 - edited ‎13-12-2012 06:43

Problem nowadays is not having a credit rating is nearly as bad as having a bad credit rating !

As my 18 year old son found out recently.

Updating any bank accounts to a current account or opening one will help you too as a bank does an automatic credit check adding weight to your credit rating.

Asking for an overdraft does too but just be aware of getting into any financial hardships !

Some networks give a 6 month rolling contract sim first to see if you can maintain payments and then upgrade you from there.

Some ask for a chunk of cash upfront to secure the handset.

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