Am I paying to much for my mobile contract?

@agricrob

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
I have just had my renewal for my mobile contract back. This seems to be more than what I was paying. What are peoples thoughts on new contract prices?

New contract iPhone 7 with 20G £54/month plus up front of £8

Seems a bit much to me.

TIA
 
I haven’t priced an inclusive contract for ages, because I typically buy the handset outright and keep it for a few years (or sell it on flebay) - but that sounds pretty expensive

What’s the term of the contract and the total amount you will pay out vs purchasing a handset and going sim only? There will always be some retained value in the handset.

Also how much data do you use - actually using all of the 20gig ?
 

f0ster

Member
if you are not too bothered about data such as looking at web sites and emails on your phone you can get a good deal by limiting the amount of data you are going to use, just 5 gig will allow lots of emails if you need them,
 
SIM only £12pm (plenty of data) plus pick up quality phones £200 - £500. You are paying £648 thats hell of a lot of money plus I assume there is a partners phone and home phone? Crikey you could be spending £1000 for phones excluding BB???

I work on the assumption of 2 yrs life for a phone so mine would be £144 x2yrs + £200 (new samsung a3) = £488 over 2 yrs. Husband has an old 4s which is recycled so he is paying another £12pm. My sim O2 business get through to good UK customer service and good web community.

Think yrs is priced 10yrs ago. Totally unjustifiable. You can save money by not having a brand new phone or last years model
 

Ruth@OrattoLaw

New Member
Location
West Sussex
£54 a month?! That's eye-wateringly expensive! I pay £35 a month for a Galaxy S8 and 64gb of data. It can be worth trying to get your network provider to offer you a more competitive deal, alternatively, as others have said go SIM only and buy your handset outright. My husband uses a Tuff Phone which he bought outright and has a sim only deal with his network which is about £15 a month.
 

phillipe

Member
O2 have said the the only phones that will support the 02 network will be iPhones ,Samsung and Sony devices,no other phone will be able to support 02,do all our cheaper phones won't work on 02, brilliant eh ?
 
O2 have said the the only phones that will support the 02 network will be iPhones ,Samsung and Sony devices,no other phone will be able to support 02,do all our cheaper phones won't work on 02, brilliant eh ?
They are half right only phones that saport band 20 .
800Mhz will work on O2 4g network as O2 only have the one band for 4g most other networks have 2 bands
So always check the phone saport band 20 if on O2
 

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