| Author |
Can I sell a phone that is still on contract? |
Simon R
Joined: Aug 16, 2002
Posts: 8
From: Midlands, UK
PM |
I have a t39m on Orange that I want to sell. I have just moved house to an area that has no signal at all, one bar at most. The phone is now useless as it drops calls after 30 seconds and won't send texts.
I still have 5 months of contract to run. I don't want to pay £25 a month for a useless phone.
So can I sell the phone and contract to someone?
Anyone want to buy it??
All advice appreciated.
Simon |
|
|
gshanouda
Joined: Oct 15, 2002
Posts: 61
From: Canada
PM |
Yes you can do that if some one is willing to buy the phone, as far as I know here in canada, we can do that...!
***Proud Owner of t68m with t68i upgraded software, and EPoX  Dongle **Proud Owner of  and only ...! *you can do anything with computers....! |
gadgetboytom
Joined: Feb 12, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: London
PM, WWW
|
good advert
P1i and E51 |
Eamonn
Joined: Nov 30, 2001
Posts: > 500
PM |
downgrade ur tariff to a cheap nasty one m8!
|
bingo
Joined: Oct 30, 2002
Posts: 152
PM |
You can sell your phone quite easily, but selling you contract will be harder unless you have a particularly good mobile phone number. If you haven't got a fantastic number (e.g. 07000 123456) then you'll have trouble finding anyone willing to go to all the trouble.
Your network can advise you on transferring the contract, but it's all subject to credit checks for the new owner, and it's a load of hassle.
Change to the cheapest tariff you can find and get yourself a new network!
|
wapchimp
Joined: Jun 09, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: Land of the chimps
PM, WWW
|
your handset isn't part of your contract - so u could sell it - but it cause implications because u are the registered owner of the phone with orange - call & ask about coverage by giving ur postcode - new transmitters are always planned - so a good signal may be a month away
[addsig] |
Simon R
Joined: Aug 16, 2002
Posts: 8
From: Midlands, UK
PM |
Thanks for the tips. I don't think they will put a new transmitter up soon as I live right next to a hospital. 
So I need to change to a mega cheap tariff. Anyone know what is the absolute cheapest tariff on Orange I can get away with? Can I convert the phone to a pay as you go?
Or does anyone want my tariff. I get 2400 minutes of off peak calls a month, to landlines and this INCLUDES data. (Great for doing email on my palm) Free voicemail access, 10p text. Peak calls 10p per minute.
If anyone wants it, let me know.
Simon |
|
|
Posted: 2002-10-31 17:30
Dongle
and only 
