23-08-2026 07:38 PM
I have a contract with 3 phones, me, my wife and my daughter. Daughter is now 21 and finished Uni and working. How can she take full control of her phone including billing resposibilities.
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23-08-2026 07:53 PM
You need to conduct a change of legal ownership - see "transfer to a friend, colleague or family member" under https://ee.co.uk/help/profile/manage/change-my-account-in-the-case-of-a-life-event?
The "donate" & "receive" elements of the process can be done during one call, or separately with a password issued if necessary. Be aware that multi-user discounts will be lost as part of the transfer, and data sharing between the lines will no longer possible.
23-08-2026 07:53 PM
You need to conduct a change of legal ownership - see "transfer to a friend, colleague or family member" under https://ee.co.uk/help/profile/manage/change-my-account-in-the-case-of-a-life-event?
The "donate" & "receive" elements of the process can be done during one call, or separately with a password issued if necessary. Be aware that multi-user discounts will be lost as part of the transfer, and data sharing between the lines will no longer possible.
23-08-2026 08:09 PM
The current owner of the contract wishing to be moved, you, needs to call CS with both of you available on the line to effect a change of ownership. The other person, your daughter, will need to pass a credit check. They will then be responsible for paying for that contract. If you can't do it together CS will give the current owner a password for the other to quote when they call.
23-08-2026 11:00 PM
@XRaySpeX wrote:The current owner of the contract wishing to be moved....
There's an echo in here
23-08-2026 11:37 PM
Not really, @ee_user14 . 1 is direct & t'other indirect.
24-08-2026 09:43 AM
@XRaySpeX wrote:Not really, 1 is direct & t'other indirect.
I'm beginning to understand why your post count is so high compared with others.
Sorry to the original query in this thread whose question was answered in the first post.