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On 23/07/2019 20:07, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 18:59:17 on Tue, 23 Jul 2019, Clank remarked: Roland Perry Wrote in message: When we got the first three last year the 12-month minimum version was £1 pcm cheaper (so we took it); but when I got the fourth one a couple of months ago the prices were identical and the staff member flat out told us that they could see no reason why you'd take the 12-month. I can only assume they are softening up their users to have a rather too fuzzy impression of what the term "contract" means, and wean them off the idea of "PAYG". Since I always buy my phones unlocked, with cash, I have had this type of contract (30-day) from Vodafone for *at least* 7 years, probably more like a decade.Â* If they're "softening up" their users, they're taking a ****ing long time over it. Have they always called it a "contract", despite being only for 30days? You still have a paid agreement with them no matter what you or they call it. The only person making this complicated is you.Â* It's really very simple - they have two fundamental offers - Contract (post-pay) and Pay As You Go (pre-pay). And then there's the hybrid deals which are a bit of both, but mainly PAYG (post-pay). |
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