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I will be buying my first contract phone.

What info do I need to take into the shop, so that I can get the phone -
bank statement, driving licence etc ?

Thanks

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"Jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I will be buying my first contract phone.
>
> What info do I need to take into the shop, so that I can get the phone -
> bank statement, driving licence etc ?
>
> Thanks
>
>

Yup, usual stuff. Take three forms of ID (just in case), some things with
your address on them like utility bills and a credit card may come in handy
too.

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In this wonderful newsgroup easy at [email protected]
exclaimed and announced the following:
> "Jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> I will be buying my first contract phone.
>>
>> What info do I need to take into the shop, so that I can get the
>> phone - bank statement, driving licence etc ?

My advice is not to go into a shop, but I stand to be corrected. Why not go
directly through Vodafone's website? I did and I dont regret it. I bought
my 6600 from them and the contract "online 100" for £15/month. No one else
could match it. The retail stores wanted at least £22/month for the same
contract.

With Online 100 I get 100 mins anytime calls and £6/month of free SMS/MMS
all for £15. The phone was competitively priced too. While you may get the
phone cheaper with a contract in-store you have to work out over the course
of a year what your savings will be. Mine were considerable. If I bought
mine in-store, yes, the phone may have been cheaper but I would have to
spend £13/month more to get the same contract (£7 more for main tarrif and
£6 more for the bolt on SMS/MMS bundle).

Note you can only have this tarrif by purchasing online hence "Online 100".
There are other packages too that may suit you better. Cut out the middle
man - thats my advice. I got my phone in two days with a number of my own
choosing.

Now someone tell me I'm wrong!

-Carl

"Jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I will be buying my first contract phone.
>
> What info do I need to take into the shop, so that I can get the phone -
> bank statement, driving licence etc ?



1. Gas Bill
2. Electricity Bill
3. One Arm
4. One Leg
5. Must be willing to sell your soul for 1 year
Just the usual stuff really ;-)

Jim wrote:
> I will be buying my first contract phone.
>
> What info do I need to take into the shop, so that I can get the
> phone - bank statement, driving licence etc ?
>
> Thanks

It's much easier to sign-up online....

On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 14:34:01 -0000, "Carl" <[email protected]> wrote:

|>In this wonderful newsgroup easy at [email protected]
|> exclaimed and announced the following:
|>> "Jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
|>> news:[email protected]...
|>>> I will be buying my first contract phone.
|>>>
|>>> What info do I need to take into the shop, so that I can get the
|>>> phone - bank statement, driving licence etc ?
|>


|>My advice is not to go into a shop, but I stand to be corrected. Why not go
|>directly through Vodafone's website? I did and I dont regret it. Cut out the middle
|>man - thats my advice. I got my phone in two days with a number of my own
|>choosing.
|>

Bought mine online (AT&T) saved $200, got a free car charger, and had
it in a few days.

Credit card only, and the contract was sent by mail.

Plus I had a 30 day grace period, if I wasn't happy I could send it
back.

|>Now someone tell me I'm wrong!

Nope.. right on.

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Nope Not wrong i got the same tarriff online and no one can touch it!!!

Bri Snail


> With Online 100 I get 100 mins anytime calls and £6/month of free SMS/M
all for £15. The phone was competitively priced too.

> Now someone tell me I'm wrong!
>
> -Carl
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>
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