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06-02-2024 05:21 PM
I'm currently on a £71.26/month plan. My contract ends on the 9th of February. How do I change to a much lower priced plan?
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06-02-2024 05:23 PM
@angelaligot You upgrade. An upgrade doesn’t mean more costly it just means new tariff.
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06-02-2024 05:29 PM
Call CS giving 30 days notice to cancel your contract & ask for it to be moved to PAYG.
To phone EE CS: Dial Freephone +44 800 079 8586 - Option 1 for Mobile Phone & Mobile Broadband or Option 2 for Home Broadband & Home Phone
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06-02-2024 05:32 PM
I don't really want to be locked for another 24 months.
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06-02-2024 08:25 PM
@angelaligot , you can choose a 12 month plan, rather than a 24 month plan if you so wish, if that is what you want, but monthly contracts are either 12or 24 month contracts.
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06-02-2024 10:51 PM
There is a list of currently available SIM only plans on this page and also price guide here
The 12/24month minimum term only commits you to EE's network for at least that duration - not to the specific plan you choose, providing you are changing from a phone plan.
You are free to choose a no-minimum-term 30day plan if that's suits you, but better value will always come from a longer term.
