O2 Upgrade on pay-as-you-go
If you are on o2 Pay as u go, you can ring customer care and explain you are interested in upgraing your handset. They will average how much you top up per month and offer you various hansets. Some great deals available!!
My brother just had a Samsung E900 for free on pay as you go and he is keeping the same number. Well worth a phone call.
Tel: 08705678678 from landlines or 4445 from your 02 phone.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentMy OH works for O2 on this campaign. What it is, is that you get a certain amout of money back from topping up that goes towards an upgrade.
The more you top up the better the reward and the better handset you can get. You can also add money to it to get a better handset aswell.
Hope this helps :)
My OH works for O2 on this campaign. What it is, is that you get a certain amout of money back from topping up that goes towards an upgrade.
The more you top up the better the reward and the better handset you can get. You can also add money to it to get a better handset aswell.
Hope this helps :)
I probably wouldnt be eligible then, since I get 10% of my top ups back every 3 months
10% off what you spend
they aint giving u 10% for free its 10% back so you will be eligible
The way it works is you get 10% of your top ups back.
So for every £10 you top up, £1 goes into your upgrade reward, or if you top up £20, £2 goes onto your upgrade reward balance etc etc.
This keeps accumulating over a 2 year period.
So as well as getting your 10% back every 3 months, and your treats once you've been on O2 for 6 months. You actually get quite alot.
note: the only proviso is that you must buy the handset on O2 network, and the handset discount can only be taken if you purchase the new phone from an O2 store. Otherwise if you buy from CPW or P4U you can only take it as airtime credit.
no but you get doubvle back in call time if you dont want a new handset