on 16-09-2016 02:36
on 16-09-2016 02:36
so I have an iphone 6 that I got in August last year, my contract is supposed to be 55.00 a month with ult mins and text and 20gb of data, but I do only pay £37.99 as I have a discount. Unfortuantely a huge family ...lets say financial crisis happened, and I've had to basically take over paying my parents mortage at 19 so we dont get kicked out of our house! Mimum wage full time job only stretches so far and I am left with virtually nothing at the end of the month, I am managing to pay my phone bill, but it's a struggle, I'm just wondering is there anyway of reducing costs? I do use my 20gb but if I had to cut it down I could, it would be worth it aha. Thanks for any help, just curious if I can I completely understand if I cant, I signed up for the contract I have to pay.
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on 16-09-2016 09:39
on 16-09-2016 09:39
Sorry to hear of your plight @Anonymous, but unfortunately you've answered your own question. You can't downgrade with O2. Only upgrade. Following @adamtemp64's advice is a solution, but as you use your monthly data allowance, it doesn't sound as if it will really help your situation. Looks like you'll have to look for other cost cutting alternatives.:smileysad:
on 16-09-2016 04:58
on 16-09-2016 04:58
The only way to reduce the costs would be to pay the device plan off and then change to sim only .
so one off payment required
on 16-09-2016 09:39
on 16-09-2016 09:39
Sorry to hear of your plight @Anonymous, but unfortunately you've answered your own question. You can't downgrade with O2. Only upgrade. Following @adamtemp64's advice is a solution, but as you use your monthly data allowance, it doesn't sound as if it will really help your situation. Looks like you'll have to look for other cost cutting alternatives.:smileysad:
on 16-09-2016 09:51
on 16-09-2016 09:51
Completely away from the issue of downgrading phone tariff @Anonymous I notice you are paying your parents mortgage. That's a big commitment at 19. I wonder if they are aware they can take a 'mortgage holiday'?
Basically, this means by approaching their mortgage lender and discussing financial issues they may be allowed a few months respite from this monthly payment This does incur penalties later though. I don't want to move off topic too much and this is only a suggestion if it helps. Best of luck sorting things out
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