27-12-2024 03:22 PM
I currently have a phone deal that is expiring in January with EE
I want a sim only deal with EE. but the only ones are 24 month.. can i upgrade in this 24month period to a new phone with EE for free
I don't think my current phone will last another 2 deals.. happy to sign a sim only deal if i can upgrade to a new phone with extra cost when i want to
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27-12-2024 06:12 PM
In which case you have a free choice of SIM-only plans, with the option to move back to a phone-plan (or more likely a FlexPay) whenever you like, there is no lockout.
The minimum term only applies to your remaining with EE.
27-12-2024 03:53 PM
Hello @Paulll21 ,
Welcome to the community,
New phones do usually require a deposit and then a monthly charge for the contract. You can then pay the phone off on flex pay and have a sim only contract, so if you are happy with your plan, just change it to a sim only plan and take a look at the phones and pay on flex pay, either over two or three years or outright if you so wish, hope this helps.
27-12-2024 03:58 PM
The answer depends significantly whether you are on a traditional "all-in-one" plan, or a FlexPay where the airtime & device are separate.
If you are on a traditional phone-plan and move to a SIM-only plan, the minimum term only applies to remaining with EE. You can move back to a phone-plan at anytime.
If you're on a FlexPay plan, you will have 2 separate contracts each with their own payment. Your device repayment plan will cease when the fixed-term expires and the loan is repaid. The rolling airtime plan will continue, and thus be similar to a SIM-only.
27-12-2024 06:03 PM
Im on a traditional phone plan .. phone and data mins etc all together.. its running out.. i just want a sim deal because i like this phone.. but don't want to be able to upgrade to a new phone contract with ee when i want on the sim deal
27-12-2024 06:12 PM
In which case you have a free choice of SIM-only plans, with the option to move back to a phone-plan (or more likely a FlexPay) whenever you like, there is no lockout.
The minimum term only applies to your remaining with EE.