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I have always had a PAYG Mobile, but have decided to get myself a contract.I have found the phone I want, and the company are doing a special deal at the moment where the normal �35 per month line rental is half price for 16 months if I take an 18 month contract.I have just been checking out the contract details on the website, and it has the following message,
Your FREE 16 months half price line rental is available in 5 stages: �50.00 at month 6, �57.50 at month 9, �57.50 at month 12, �57.50 at month 15, �57.50 at month 18,
I dont quite understand what this means.To me, half price means that I pay �17.50 for 16 months, and �35 for 2 months.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
Your FREE 16 months half price line rental is available in 5 stages: �50.00 at month 6, �57.50 at month 9, �57.50 at month 12, �57.50 at month 15, �57.50 at month 18,
I dont quite understand what this means.To me, half price means that I pay �17.50 for 16 months, and �35 for 2 months.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
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What actually happens is that you pay the full rental of �35 every month and then you send in vouchers at set points through trhe contract and you get a rebate.
At the end of the contract you have effectively paid �17.50 a month.
But if you lose the vouchers or forget to redeem the rebate within a set time you lose the money so keep a careful eye on the account
What actually happens is that you pay the full rental of �35 every month and then you send in vouchers at set points through trhe contract and you get a rebate.
At the end of the contract you have effectively paid �17.50 a month.
But if you lose the vouchers or forget to redeem the rebate within a set time you lose the money so keep a careful eye on the account
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