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Blade_sri

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12th Mar 08 at 10:37

whats the best way to get out a phone C O N T R A C T?

i have a Sony Ericsson k850i phone on a 18 month C O N T R A C T

im with t-moblie and to buy of the C O N T R A C T is £384.65
is there any other way i get out of it?
please advise

[Edited on 14-03-2008 by Blade_sri]

Blade_sri

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14th Mar 08 at 18:04

_Allan_

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14th Mar 08 at 18:07

quote:
Originally posted by Blade_sri
whats the best way to get out a phone contact?

i have a Sony Ericsson k850i phone on a 18 month contact

im with t-moblie and to buy of the contact is £384.65
is there any other way i get out of it?
please advise

I just go into the address book and press delete

Once is sloppy, twice is dopey but 4 times

Blade_sri

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14th Mar 08 at 18:15

quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_

quote:
Originally posted by Blade_sri
whats the best way to get out a phone contact?

i have a Sony Ericsson k850i phone on a 18 month contact

im with t-moblie and to buy of the contact is £384.65
is there any other way i get out of it?
please advise

I just go into the address book and press delete

Once is sloppy, twice is dopey but 4 times

DannyB

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14th Mar 08 at 18:19

C O N T R A C T

_Allan_

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14th Mar 08 at 18:19

Thank you Red_Top

_Allan_

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14th Mar 08 at 18:21

Sorry Blade to answer you question, I don't think you can do much accept to lower your tariff after (6? months) and see it out. It's either that or buy out I think.

Blade_sri

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14th Mar 08 at 18:23

LOL

thanks, silly bugger i am

_Allan_

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14th Mar 08 at 18:38

@ edit

VegasPhil

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14th Mar 08 at 19:42

Fucking lol at the edit

The providers are normally pretty strict at contracts though

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LeeM

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14th Mar 08 at 19:50

wtf

Blade_sri

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15th Mar 08 at 08:45

thinking of putting the phone on ebay with a buy it now price of the contract!

Richie

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15th Mar 08 at 10:51

Best way forward is to post up your situation on moneysavingexpert forums as they offer quite good advice.

However, why buy into an 18 month contract and then want out after so little time? That's just daft

Richie

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15th Mar 08 at 10:51

quote:
Originally posted by Blade_sri
thinking of putting the phone on ebay with a buy it now price of the contract!

Who the hell would buy it.

Blade_sri

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15th Mar 08 at 12:25

quote:
Originally posted by Richie
Best way forward is to post up your situation on moneysavingexpert forums as they offer quite good advice.

However, why buy into an 18 month contract and then want out after so little time? That's just daft

g/f is pregent and im trying to cut back on bills

_Allan_

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15th Mar 08 at 13:01

quote:
Originally posted by Blade_sri

quote:
Originally posted by Richie
Best way forward is to post up your situation on moneysavingexpert forums as they offer quite good advice.

However, why buy into an 18 month contract and then want out after so little time? That's just daft

g/f is pregent and im trying to cut back on bills

Don't worry you'll have time for another by the time your out of it

Robbo

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15th Mar 08 at 16:40

Nope no way of getting out of it