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prob

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#233671 27-Apr-2018 08:48
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I am 16 months into a 24 month plan paying extra for a new phone each year. My phone is dying so trying to get new one. I have been told that the the New Phone Every Year deal is being cancelled so no new phone. Vodafone instead wants to refund the monthly payments and put me on a new 24 month contract.

Sounds dicey to me. Any thoughts Oh wise ones?

Perhaps my real question is what is the best deal on contract to get a S9+ ? My firm pays the first $100 a month...

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  #2004723 29-Apr-2018 20:52
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Keen to see how you get on here. I was also told it is being phased out in favour of no term contracts, but I'd prefer a term contract with the ability to roll it every year to a new plan/phone.




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  #2004730 29-Apr-2018 21:02
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Will do battle tomorrow and report back.

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  #2004738 29-Apr-2018 21:22
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@mikehales should be able to confirm what is happening

 

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  #2004901 30-Apr-2018 10:15
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@prob

 

If you have New Phone Every Year already then you can continue and use to get a new phone. It is being phased out so no new sales but we're honouring existing NPEY customers.

 

Hope that helps.

 

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