Got an awesome upgrade on me phone contract.
willhub
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HTC Sensation ---> HTC One X
HTC Sensation:
£30 Per Month
400 Minutes
1000 texts
All you can eat internets
Phone was 90 quid when I got it.
HTC One X:
£24 per month
600 Minutes
1000 texts
All you can eat internets
Free phone
Because the phone is so good and new, even if I struggled to afford it, all I have to do is sell my HTC Sensation + One X, and I've paid off whole bill + got an okish phone still.
What a bargain.
HTC Sensation:
£30 Per Month
400 Minutes
1000 texts
All you can eat internets
Phone was 90 quid when I got it.
HTC One X:
£24 per month
600 Minutes
1000 texts
All you can eat internets
Free phone
Because the phone is so good and new, even if I struggled to afford it, all I have to do is sell my HTC Sensation + One X, and I've paid off whole bill + got an okish phone still.
What a bargain.
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You should have got a Samsung... there will be so much more dev support for the S3
There is just as much support for both phones on XDA Forums.
Hey smarty pants, I got an E at Maths so you must have got an F.
I was unemployed in my early 20s for 2-3 months. I could barely afford rent and food let alone a phone but good on you if you can!
interested free overdraft for 2 years, and the security that I'll get 130-150 quid for my HTC Sensation and if I struggle I can seel the HTC One X for like £330.
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so you are using other peoples money to pay your bill and would need to make a decision about selling the phone sooner rather than later as HTC seem to update their range every couple of months
Then realised willhub v2.1 was feeling upbeat about getting a new phone - Priorities Laddie - get a job ya numptie
My contract was £30 per month since June 2011, so it's gone down now, so I'm paying less, but I don't think I need to explain myself personally.
There are no complex calculations at all
contract £24 x 24 months = £576 to buy out
phone = £500 at present value
phone 2 = £150 at present value
so that leaves you £74 at the present time but your phones will devalue much faster than your contract will
if you are running your phone on an interest free overdraft (your own words) then you are not paying for it yourself are you? You are using the banks money on loan to you.
the phone is currently worth £500 but in about 2 months when the next model is out it will be worth considerably less
personally i'm happy with my deal 600mins, unltd texts, unltd data for £10pm with free htc phone all because i told them i was leaving to take the same contract elsewhere with a free tv
*waits for next nibble*
I'll get £150 for my HTC, that is phone contract essentially paid for 6 months and I'll be sorted by then, so I don't need to worry.
If people are bothered then they can go out and get a smartphone. I could have just updated my contract with my HTC Sensation on a one month rolling for £15 a month but not unlimited data but I was interested in the new phone as I like to mess about with new gadgets and the latest tech, I can probably make a nice blog post from that phone, something to do.
then you will be using someone elses money, a point made that you so ferociously denied. :roll:
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Job hunt been on the go for around a month and no positive result, other than broadening your search.
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The older I get, the better I was.
FREE MONEY FOR A YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is? the phone that is devaluing by the month? or the interest free overdraft that isnt your money?
*never mind a nibble i've got a bite and this ones a whopper*
This thread really confirms how bleeding thick you are Will. Not so much the money side, but the "no job, cant be arsed, oh well, free money, blahblah-ness". Betcha you are still at home or are going back to live at home ?
This post really confirms how wrong you are about me. Of course it's not free money, unlike most students I've never gone into my overdraft, the reason I even decided to get one was for the initial deposit for moving into a flat, not spending it on shite. I just felt like post free money because I can't be bothered defending my position anymore.