Hmm, When your Customer upgrade deal, Isn't

swac3 · ‎14-03-2022

My contract was out and I kept seeing the eligible to upgrade messages, so took a look at a new S22+

Turns out It's cheaper to just take a sim plan and buy the phone off Samsung, So it seems like the log in to see your existing customer deals really isn't worth the effort.

Gary

XRaySpeX · ‎14-03-2022

That's always been the way. Buy a phone outright & put an EE SIM in it is miles cheaper than buying the same phone on contract from EE or any other network.

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swac3 · ‎14-03-2022

Maybe so, I've never really looked into it before, Just found it odd that paying full RRP for a phone and then buying a Sim only plan gets you a better deal than doing both through EE.

Still EE's lost profit is my gain I suppose.

XRaySpeX · ‎14-03-2022

Poor EE 😞 ! Maybe they make more profit from the airtime plan than from the hardware?

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