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Getting A Contract Phone
I have never had a contract phone before and I was wondering about how best to do it. I know phone shops that you don't get a cooling off period so you can try the phone properly.
I was thinking it could be better to order a phone online through a network directly, so that I could have a cooling off period. What about using a website such as mobiles.co.uk or just going in-store to the carphone warehouse instead? The carphone warehouse seem to do all of the major networks. I wouldn't need a lot of minutes as I text more. I have been looking at both touch screen and qwerty keyboard phones. If I choose a touch screen it would need to be at least 3.5 inches and no bigger than 4.3 inches. I would like to be about to read text on-screen clearly. The touch screen phones I have been looking at are: HTC HD7 HTC Desire HD HTC trophy HTC Mozart Samsung Galaxy S The Qwerty Keyboard phones are: Nokia E5 Blackberry Torch Blackbery 9780 I have seen the HTC Desire HD on a T-Mobile 24 Month Contract Upfront Cost - £90. Any comments/advice? Thanks in advance. |
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You get cooling off period through carphone warehouse stores, phones 4u stores and vodafone stores for certain
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You get cooling off period through carphone warehouse stores, phones 4u stores and vodafone stores for certain
If you want a legal cooling off period, order online or by phone. |
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Well it is legally binding its in the contract terms and conditions
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I'm sure that (in-store) phones4U make you tick a box to say you understand that there is no cooling off period.
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They definitely do them......maybe its just certain networks
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