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16/07/2012 4:55 pm
Hi
I'm just looking for advice on something. I signed trust deed about a month ago, so I havent heard anything since then good or bad. The thing is, my mobile phone is not working very well anymore. I could buy a pay as you go obviously but obviously the deals are not as good as with a pay monthly. I have a pay monthly at the moment and I was thinking of taking out a new contract and cancelling the one I have just now as I have found better deals for new customers than upgrades. I am just scared in case I am not allowed to take out any kind of monthly payment or in case it affects my trust deed being accepted or anything. thanks
16/07/2012 5:02 pm
Hi seand.
I cannot see how there would be a problem caused so long as the new contract cost the same or less than the current one.
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16/07/2012 5:11 pm
hi thanks for replying so quickly.
yeah its much the same cost, I was just worried in case it would be seen as taking out new credit or something since it would be classed as a new account and not an upgrade. I am just thinking now though that it will probably fail a credit check in any case so maybe will have to do an upgrade after all. i suppose i could give it a try and see, i take it that wouldnt affect my trust deed or anything if i tried for a phone account and it failed a credit check? Sorry i am just a bit paranoid that i do something that affects it being protected etc.
16/07/2012 5:12 pm
I cant see a problem, although I think I would see if you can get a new one, before cancelling the old contract.
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17/07/2012 12:02 am
I was able to take out a new extra contract in my name with o2 for a contract mobile for my son so well worth trying,if you dont ask they cant say no!!!
Paul
Trust deed completed Jan 2012,Trustee discharge Nov 2012.
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