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| message from forker on 23 Jun 2005 |
I'm in need of a new phone since my payg handset has just died. I think
a contract would be more suitable now but I'm going to be out of the
country for 5 months from November. Does anyone know what the deal is
with suspending a contract until I'm back? I know Orange so a student
offer where you can have a 'payment holiday' but the small print says
you can only do this if you have had the contract for more than 12
months. This deal also doesn't include the 6 months double minutes
offer that is available on Orange online.
I can't really afford to write off 5 months of line rental so the only
other option would be getting the cheapest payg handset I can find and
then starting a new contract when I get back.
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| Jon replied to forker on 27 Jun 2005 |
Orange also allow temporary disconnection as a standard service. You can
freeze your contract for up to 6 months.
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| mobileshoporg replied to Jon on 29 Jun 2005 |
When my brother asked them about this, they denied it. He went
Vodafone.
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