I was wondering which of the above give the best customer experience when getting a new phone.
I'm planning on getting a phone on Three on The One Plan with a two year contract. My choices as I see them are:
1) A Three shop.
2) Speaking to Three on the phone.
3) A third party dealer like Carphone Warehouse.
I don't know if I can get any sort of extras or anything as a new customer - the unlimited data is what I'm after, and I can't get that on another network so I don't really have any other options to barter with. That's not a deal breaker for me as I will pay the advertised price if I have to.
However, I do know there are certain advantages to any of the above approaches. I think buying over the phone makes me a "distance buyer", which gives me a longer return period. There might be some sort of manager's deal available in the Three Shop, or maybe Carphone Warehouse can give me the phone without the upfront cost that the website advertises.
I also don't want to buy the phone over the internet - as it's an expensive piece of kit and a contract is involved, I'd rather speak to somebody personally.
I've been with T-Mobile nearly nineteen years and only changed tariff twice in that time, so I'm very out of practice. Your experiences would be gratefully received, as always.
I'm planning on getting a phone on Three on The One Plan with a two year contract. My choices as I see them are:
1) A Three shop.
2) Speaking to Three on the phone.
3) A third party dealer like Carphone Warehouse.
I don't know if I can get any sort of extras or anything as a new customer - the unlimited data is what I'm after, and I can't get that on another network so I don't really have any other options to barter with. That's not a deal breaker for me as I will pay the advertised price if I have to.
However, I do know there are certain advantages to any of the above approaches. I think buying over the phone makes me a "distance buyer", which gives me a longer return period. There might be some sort of manager's deal available in the Three Shop, or maybe Carphone Warehouse can give me the phone without the upfront cost that the website advertises.
I also don't want to buy the phone over the internet - as it's an expensive piece of kit and a contract is involved, I'd rather speak to somebody personally.
I've been with T-Mobile nearly nineteen years and only changed tariff twice in that time, so I'm very out of practice. Your experiences would be gratefully received, as always.